Metis Construction Newsletter: Q1+Q2 2025

Welcome back to our (slightly overdue) quarterly newsletter—covering the first and second quarters of 2025, plus a quick look back at the end of 2024!

The first half of the year has been a whirlwind, with exciting projects keeping us busy across Ohio and into Indiana. We’re thrilled to share what we’ve been up to—serving our awesome clients through amazing builds in various stages of construction, great moments with our team, and meaningful community highlights.

Thanks for your patience as we catch up and refresh the look of this newsletter. We hope you enjoy reading these updates as much as we enjoy putting them together for you! See you soon(er) for a Q3 update – promise!

Let’s build together,

Julie Brandle, President
Metis Construction Services
jbrandle@metisconstruction.com

Employee & Family Celebrations

Congratulations Kristen Brown on your Leadership Portage
County Graduation! What an accomplishment Kristen!

We are so happy to have Matt Dungan and John Kishton back
with our team!

Welcome Back!

Projects Under Construction

Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Camp Crooked Lane Shower House
Mt. Gilead, OH

Dunkin’
Canfield, OH

Dollar General
Mt. Gilead, OH

Goodwill
Streetsboro, OH

Fifth Third Bank
Berea, OH

Randall Park High School
North Randall, OH

Metis in the Community

Proud to support the Rotary Club of Akron at their Chili Open!

Celebrating Red Oak Behavioral Health at their Where Love Grows
event as a Metis team!

The Habitat for Humanity of Portage County Women Build Week build day in
Atwater was highly productive. We made progress! Our sincere gratitude goes to
the Habitat staff for their patience and support today.

Watching our downtown transform on the last Saturday of each May is just one of
the many benefits of being part of this amazing community.

2025 Division VII State Semifinal at Canal Park Stadium on June 12th, 2025. Rick Quintrell (third
from the left), one of our current Metis Project Managers, served as the home plate umpire. It
was his final high school game. He has retired after 31 years, this being his 9th semi or final
game.