Wayne Brothers Companies, a prominent Design-Build Specialty Contractor, has announced Isaiah Wayne as its new President. He succeeds his father, Keith Wayne, who will continue to serve as the company's CEO, ensuring a seamless transition and maintaining organizational stability.
In his role as President, Isaiah Wayne will oversee the strategic direction, operations, and financial performance of Wayne Brothers. Additionally, he will continue to advocate for the company's strong culture of safety, quality, and customer satisfaction, which has been a cornerstone of its success. This commitment to excellence has established Wayne Brothers as a trusted partner for complex and challenging projects. Under Isaiah's leadership, this legacy of reliability and high standards is expected to continue.
Keith Wayne, the outgoing President and current CEO, expressed his confidence in Isaiah's capabilities. "Isaiah is a leader who has demonstrated his commitment and expertise in every position he has held at Wayne Brothers. I am confident that he will lead Wayne Brothers to new heights of success and performance as our new President," said Keith Wayne.
Isaiah Wayne's journey with Wayne Brothers began over two decades ago when he started as a teenager helping to repair and maintain equipment. He then transitioned to the field, gaining valuable experience in various roles such as Foreman, Supervisor, Project Manager, and Project Executive. Isaiah earned his Construction Management degree from Central Piedmont Community College and became a company stockholder in 2015. Since 2019, he has served as the Chief Operating Officer and is also a member of the Board of Directors for Wayne Brothers Holdings.
Wayne Brothers is a Southeastern Design-Build Specialty Contractor offering a diverse range of services, including Engineering, Geostructural Solutions, Civil & Infrastructure, Turnkey Concrete, Piping Systems, Millwright, and Industrial Contracting Services. Clients benefit from their four decades of construction and engineering experience to achieve intelligent and constructible designs.
