Gino Torriero

Gino Torriero exemplifies professionalism and unwavering dedication, profoundly impacting the construction industry. His remarkable journey is a testament to the power of hard work and self-belief in achieving monumental success. Originally from Pittsburgh, he and his family relocated to Naples, Florida, to pursue fresh opportunities.

His foray into the construction industry began at 18 when he was a junior estimator at Nello Construction. He swiftly climbed the ranks with unwavering perseverance, eventually assuming the CEO role. Over his illustrious 30-year career, he propelled the company's revenue from $12 million in 1995 to $67 million in 2020, all through sheer diligence and unwavering professionalism.

He lent his profound expertise to various commercial and industrial ventures throughout his tenure. In commercial projects, his keen insights and exceptional skills were instrumental in successful undertakings such as Home Depot renovations, modernizations for prominent brands like Wendy's, Comcast, and AT&T office fit-outs, and pivotal contributions to over $100 million worth of diverse car dealership projects for the Cochran Automotive Group.

In industrial work, he demonstrated his knack for managing large-scale operations, including a $20 million facility for FTS International, a significant player in the Gas Fracking Industry. Other notable achievements include a $7 million equipment storage and repair facility for RG Johnson, four projects for the German-based Rose Plastics, a $25 million luggage facility at Pittsburgh International Airport, and the construction of a training facility for the PA State Police.

More incredible triumphs came his way when he led the execution of institutional projects. He completed over $750 million in school projects, oversaw the remodeling of the Fort Pitt Museum, Allegheny County Morgue, and Forensics Lab, and managed over $150 million worth of church constructions and a public rec facility, all of which underscore his unwavering diligence and professionalism.