Nick Vovakes
About Nick Vovakes
Nick Vovakes serves as the Vice President and Division Manager at Swinerton, where he leads the Special Projects Group. With over two decades of experience in construction management, he specializes in projects within healthcare and aviation sectors.
Current Role at Swinerton
Nick Vovakes serves as the Vice President and Division Manager at Swinerton, a position he has held since 2023. He is based in Seattle, Washington, and is responsible for leading the Special Projects Group. His focus includes managing projects in various sectors, such as multi-floor tenant improvements, healthcare, and aviation. Vovakes has been instrumental in maintaining Swinerton's reputation for transparency and partnership, which has resulted in repeat business with clients.
Previous Experience at Swinerton
Prior to his current role, Nick Vovakes worked at Swinerton as a Project Executive from 2015 to 2017. During this time, he contributed to several significant projects in the Greater Seattle Area. His experience in this role laid the groundwork for his advancement to Vice President and Division Manager.
Experience at Rudolph and Sletten
Before joining Swinerton, Nick Vovakes was employed at Rudolph and Sletten as a Project Manager from 2001 to 2011. His decade-long tenure in Roseville, CA, provided him with extensive experience in managing construction projects, which he later applied in his roles at Swinerton.
Education and Construction Management Expertise
Nick Vovakes studied at California State University, Chico, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management. His education spanned from 1999 to 2001, equipping him with the foundational knowledge necessary for a successful career in the construction industry.
Specialization in Construction Management
Nick Vovakes has extensive experience in managing construction projects in occupied spaces, including hospitals and campuses. He emphasizes safety and cooperation in all his projects, ensuring that operations run smoothly while minimizing disruptions to ongoing activities.