Victor Sheverda

Victor Sheverda, an Assistant Project Manager in Parker, Colorado, is deeply committed to the construction industry. He derives immense satisfaction from transforming underutilized spaces into vibrant commercial and residential developments, seeing these projects as a foundation for future success stories. His drive in the profession comes from overseeing the transformation of empty plots and old buildings into productive, lively spaces. Raised in a family that owned a construction business, he was naturally drawn to the field. During his studies at Colorado State University, he demonstrated leadership as president of the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) chapter. He was a crucial participant in the Integrated Project Delivery ASC Competition Team. These roles allowed him to tackle practical challenges in construction management, developing solutions that were presented to industry experts. His professional aspirations are to further his expertise by obtaining certifications such as Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), intending to manage large-scale projects, and potentially launching a project management consultancy to foster professional growth within the industry. His choice to pursue construction professionally was strongly influenced by his early experiences at his family’s company, which specialized in building energy-efficient residential homes using Insulated Concrete Form (ICF). This method offers enhanced energy efficiency and provides significant protection against environmental hazards. From a young age, Vik Sheverda showed a propensity for leadership and high performance, traits evident in his academic and sports achievements, particularly in tennis. Throughout his school years, he earned multiple awards and led his teams to success in regional and state competitions.