Clark Welcomes Vice President Roger Fricke to Irvine Office
February 1, 2018
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IRVINE, Calif. - We are pleased to announce that Roger Fricke has joined Clark Construction Group as a Vice President in our Irvine Office.
Roger joins us with more than 30 years of experience and construction expertise. Previously, Roger worked at MATT Construction and JE Dunn. Having occupied a multitude of construction roles from Superintendent to Chief Estimator and Project Director, Roger has executed a number of unique and exciting projects from the perspective of both client and general contractor. Some of his past notable projects include The Broad museum, the Peterson Automotive Museum, LACMA, the Wilshire Boulevard Temple, the Hilton Foundation, and the MODA Center in Portland.
In his new role with Clark, Roger will contribute to the preconstruction efforts for some of our most complex cultural projects and pursuits in the City of Los Angeles, as well as join executive leadership in the region’s strategic planning efforts. “We are thrilled to welcome Roger to our team. We are truly excited for Roger’s insight and enthusiasm regarding private and institutional projects in the region, and for the contributions that he will help us make in our community,” stated Carlos Gonzalez, Senior Vice President. “Last year, we were honored to receive Project Restore’s Heritage Award for our past work in Los Angeles. Roger’s addition to our team reinforces our commitment to the future of L.A. and broadens our services to clients in Southern California.”
Roger holds a Bachelor of Science in Building Construction from the University of Washington. A LEED® AP, he is also a Board Member of the Façade Tectonics Institute.