Rob Ferrino
Madison Construction Company President and CEO
46 years old
Orland Park United States (Illinois)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
A member of the Southside Builders Association, Rob Ferrino draws upon more than three decades of construction management experience in his role as president and CEO of Madison Construction Company. Since establishing the business in 2001, Rob Ferrino has overseen the development of numerous multi-million dollar projects in Illinois and Michigan, including the McCormick Place Conference Center ($130 million), the IRS Computing Center in Detroit($100 million), and Chicago's Field Museum ($45 million). He also has extensive experience in residential development.
Several of Rob Ferrino's projects have earned Good Neighbor Madison honors. These include the Lawndale Christian Health Care Center and Harold Washington Apartments. Additionally, some of his projects, like the Heartland Health Center, have earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design recognition. Moreover, in 2012 the company was ranked No. 7 on Fast Fifty Chicago's Fastest Growing Companies.
Prior to founding his own firm, Mr. Ferrino spent 16 years as a project manager at Walsh Construction in Chicago. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Buffalo.
Several of Rob Ferrino's projects have earned Good Neighbor Madison honors. These include the Lawndale Christian Health Care Center and Harold Washington Apartments. Additionally, some of his projects, like the Heartland Health Center, have earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design recognition. Moreover, in 2012 the company was ranked No. 7 on Fast Fifty Chicago's Fastest Growing Companies.
Prior to founding his own firm, Mr. Ferrino spent 16 years as a project manager at Walsh Construction in Chicago. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Buffalo.
