Alison Gresham is a highly experienced development and construction manager with over $2 billion dollars of projects completed.  Alison’s attention to detail and organizational skills drive the successful coordination of a variety of project work, serving as the central point for communication and decision making between owners and the development & construction teams. Alison has over 25 years of diverse experience in design/bid/build of healthcare, corporate capital improvement projects, roadway and infrastructure, brownfield redevelopments, correctional institutions, K-12 education facilities, and commercial properties. She finds collaborating with the end-users to working with the contractors in the field to be one of many rewarding parts of the project delivery process.

Alison began her career at J. A. Jones Construction, followed by time at Turner Construction as an Estimator working on noteworthy projects such as the Center for Disease Control Building 23 and Emory University’s School of Theology. Alison then transitioned to the field as a Project Engineer, building the Hall County Jail, and as a Project Manager, building the Banks County Annex and Courthouse.  Most recently, Alison served as a Senior Project Manager, managing corporate construction programs to upgrade industrial facilities for CNG fueling infrastructure and working with financial institutions to upgrade branches across the Southeast with a strong focus on interior construction and finish details. 

Alison received a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning and further became LEED AP BD+C accredited. She is also HAZWOPER certified. 

Alison considers Atlanta homebase but enjoys annual trips out West, international travel and trip planning. While home, she loves being creative in kitchen, gardening, and with her husband, watching their two young kids play the sport of the moment.