We are excited about the great progress on our God’s Pantry Food Bank project. This facility will be God’s Pantry’s Kentucky Headquarters and Main Distribution Center and we are thankful to be a part of this valuable service for our community!

God’s Pantry Food Bank is a non-profit agency in Lexington, Kentucky, whose mission is to reduce hunger by working together through a network of partners to feed Kentucky communities with nutritious food. To learn more about their mission and how you can help, please go to: https://www.godspantry.org

Happy National Intern Day! Denham-Blythe wants to give a shout out to all our interns for their work service, both in the office and on jobsites. In return, we hope they gain valuable work experience and training that will help them in their future career endeavors. We are so proud of their accomplishments! Go Team DB! #NationalInternDay #NID #Interns #TeamEffort #WeAreDesignBuild

Casey Dunn has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer for Denham-Blythe Co., Inc., and will administer oversight for the design/build large construction company with offices in Kentucky, South Carolina and Tennessee. Dunn is also the Chief Operating Officer and works closely with Human Resources to recruit professional staff, oversees all insurance and benefits partners, mitigates risk management, and manages a wide array of preconstruction and construction services oversight for design-build projects in various states.

Denham-Blythe, which was founded in 1976 in Lexington, Ky., specializes in markets such as industrial manufacturing, automotive, distribution, food, and healthcare. The company focuses on creating and maintaining relationships, completing building projects in over 34 states and Mexico, with 90% of its business from repeat customers.

https://www.lanereport.com/174626/2024/06/denham-blythe-company-inc-promotes-casey-dunn-to-ceo

In June, Denham-Blythe hosted the annual “Grow from Within” STEM career day for 23 local middle and high school students interested in Engineering and other construction careers at the Lexington headquarters in Lexington, Ky. Presentations and experiments were shown throughout the day by mechanical, civil, structural, and electrical engineers as well as architects.

Several breakout sessions and activities for students included an introduction to architectural model building, a drone demonstration, 3D scanning and wooden beam demonstrations, and other STEM-related construction uses.

It is hoped that the event will inspire students to consider choosing STEM careers in the construction industry for the future.