Greg Richardson
About Greg Richardson
Greg Richardson is the Vice President of Construction at DataSite, overseeing data center projects nationwide.
Vice President Of Construction at DataSite
Greg Richardson holds the position of Vice President of Construction at DataSite. He commenced this role in April 2015 and is responsible for overseeing and managing various construction projects related to data center facilities. His duties include client build outs, upgrades, and new builds on a nationwide scale. With over 8 years of experience in this role, Greg has been pivotal in ensuring the efficient and effective completion of numerous data center projects.
Previous Role at Total Site Solutions
Prior to his current tenure at DataSite, Greg Richardson worked at Total Site Solutions. He served as the Executive Project Manager from 2005 to 2015. During his 10-year tenure in Columbia, MD, Greg was involved in the management and execution of various significant projects. His role at Total Site Solutions helped him build a strong foundation in project management and construction, specifically focusing on large-scale and complex facilities.
Extensive Experience in Data Center Construction
Greg Richardson has extensive experience in data center construction, accumulated over his years at both DataSite and Total Site Solutions. In his current role, he manages data center facility projects nationwide, ensuring they meet client specifications and are completed on time. His expertise in overseeing the construction of new builds, carrying out upgrades, and managing client build outs makes him an integral part of DataSite’s project delivery team.
Professional Background and Location
Greg is based in Abington, Pennsylvania, but his professional responsibilities demand a nationwide focus. His career in construction management spans over two decades, emphasizing his proficiency in handling large-scale projects across the United States. This geographical flexibility underscores his capability to manage diverse and widespread construction demands.