This organization is a high-end builder of architecturally sophisticated spaces, delivering exceptional work across luxury custom homes, multifamily properties, commercial interiors, and other complex projects in the Vail Valley. Known for elevated craftsmanship, operational rigor, and strong client partnership, it brings thoughtful leadership and disciplined execution to every phase of construction.
The position is a director-level, regional leader responsible for ensuring projects are executed with disciplined excellence across budget, schedule, quality, and communication. This role owns the operating cadence that makes delivery predictable and enables scalable growth by setting standards, reviewing the critical work products, coaching project leaders, and stepping in to unblock execution when needed. Today, much of the operational glue runs through ownership. This role exists to stabilize and systematize delivery so the business can grow without sacrificing quality or client experience, and so that leadership time can shift further from day-to-day project ops toward building the pipeline and investing in the team.
Key Outcomes
1. The Delivery “Operating Cadence” Runs Reliably Across Projects
Project operations are consistent and predictable across active jobs in the region (exact span varies with workload and team capacity).
2. Margins Are Safeguarded With Tight Financial Oversight, Billing Accuracy, and Early Risk Detection
Draws are clean, billing aligns with real progress, and cost/scope/schedule risks are surfaced early with clear actions.
3. Schedules Are Trusted, Followed, and Adjusted When Appropriate
Schedules function as true management tools, not artifacts—guiding sequencing, commitments, and proactive constraint removal.
4. Stakeholders Are Aligned Through Clear, Proactive Communication and Strong Meeting Leadership
Clients and partners experience steady communication and confidence in how the work is being run.
5. Quality and Craftsmanship Match Architectural Intent
Work reflects Coleman’s standards; issues are resolved early; rework declines over time.
6. The Team Gets Better As a Result of You Coaching, Setting Standards, and Stepping in When Needed
Project leaders become more autonomous and effective; operating standards rise across the region.
Qualifications
Experience
Technical Skills
Soft Skills
Credentials
Compensation & Benefits
Employment may be contingent upon successful completion of a background check, motor vehicle record verification, and drug screening, where permitted by law.

Hiring in construction is not a paperwork task.
It’s a legacy decision.
Ambassador Group is a construction executive search boutique for (mostly) West Coast SMEs. We partner with owners, COOs, and operations leaders at firms between 25–200 employees who care more about the right leader than the fastest hire.
Our clients build custom residential, commercial, industrial, and specialty projects. They come to us when they’re tired of rushed headhunting, shallow vetting, and leaders who look good on paper but can’t carry the culture.
We call our work professional matchmaking over rushed headhunting. Instead of blasting job boards, we quietly approach off-market construction leaders who are already delivering results. We slow down early, so you can move faster and with more confidence later.
Roles we most often place:
• Senior Project Managers
• Superintendents and General Superintendents
• Operations and Division Leaders
• Estimating and preconstruction leaders
Our process mirrors a well-built project. Clear definition of the role and culture. A disciplined structure for sourcing, interviewing, and debriefing. A thoughtful finish with onboarding and integration support. No shortcuts. No guessing.
We stay involved after the “yes.” We check in at 30, 60, 100 days, and one year to support both sides of the relationship and make sure the match holds under real-world pressure. Most clients work with us again and again as they grow.
If you’re a construction leader who wants humble, hungry, and emotionally smart people on your team—and you’re ready to treat hiring as seriously as your projects—let’s talk. Book an exploratory call and we’ll walk through your upcoming leadership needs and where your current process is helping or hurting you.