Jo Lucarelli
Fort Myers – Jo Lucarelli, Project Manager for Bonita Springs-based Heatherwood Construction Company, recently earned the Project Management Institute’s prestigious Project Management Professional (PMP) designation in recognition of her exceptional understanding of the construction industry and role as a Project Manager.
The Project Management Institute is a global organization providing training, mentoring, certification, leadership training and opportunities, including global networking for project managers internationally.
Lucarelli has worked in construction-related fields for over 28 years. She is an accomplished leader in all areas of contract management, project development and project management. She oversees numerous projects for Heatherwood Construction. She also has served as a city commissioner in Lake Mary and has a long record of community involvement, including organizing events to promote local businesses.
“I am very honored the Project Management Institute has recognized my work,” Lucarelli said. “I have a vast amount of experience in many fields of the construction industry, and I am fortunate to be able to use my skills at Heatherwood Construction.”
The Cape Coral resident’s professional resume is extensive, overseeing multi-family, business, industrial and road infrastructure projects.
“We congratulate Jo on this prestigious honor. She is a tremendous asset to our team and her work is exemplary,” said Walter Crawford, President/CEO of Heatherwood Construction. “Her talents are on display each day at Heatherwood Construction as she manages various projects for us.”
About Heatherwood Construction Company
Heatherwood Construction Company is a full-service, commercial general contractor serving the west coast of Florida from Marco Island to the Panhandle. Since 1980, the premier firm has provided complete construction services, including site search and selection, feasibility analysis, site development, value engineering, vertical construction, LEED certification, and more. Recent projects include schools, multi-family, retail, restaurants and community amenities.
