Business View Magazine | December 2019

100 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2019 Dan, and with my background in construction and Dan understanding the business side of it, it was a good mix. We hit it off and played off each other’s strengths and weaknesses and were able to grow that group, quickly. “We got to a point, in 2014, where we saw a huge need in the industry: what was being built in the factory, and what the end customer desired, had a major ‘scope gap.’ (Scope gaps occur when a portion of a building process is not being covered competently by one of the relevant contractors.) In our situation, Modular Manufacturers wanted to wash their hands of the project when the modules left the factory and there was no one to take the modules, assemble them properly, and truly deliver what the end customer wanted. We saw an opportunity to take control of the entire building process and formed VESTA with the goal of providing customers a single point of contact for all their modular building needs for these projects.” McMurtrie: When we were at Champion, we Relocatable Modular Classroom Complex