About – Lovelace Group

What We Do Differently

Our objective is simple, each client deserves to have customized products that suite their specific business needs. Not all businesses are the same and neither should their marketing strategy. We coined the term “The Drip Line” to describe what it is we do differently.

The Drip Line

What makes a tree able to withstand ever-changing weather? The strength of it’s trunk. How does a trunk become strong? By harnessing the drip line into it’s root system. What causes the drip line? A wide, flourishing canopy of leaves capture and create the flow of water down to the ground for the roots to soak up. Your business is the sturdy trunk, your marketing is the visually captivating canopy and the roots are the hidden vital arteries pumping life into the trunk of your business. The larger the canopy the more effective the drip line.

Pace

Our love for detailed, bullet-point preparations, as well as to open and clear project management and communication is what makes us faster than the competition. Recently we compared a technically similar 10-stories building that we built, and the other built by our main competitor. Their price and pace was 2 times lower than hours!

Quality

Quality is focal in every little aspect of the construction. The mindset of both our senior employees and all the way to our on-site contractors and construction workers centers on attention. It’s out attention to details that allows us to work on a multitude of projects simultaneously, while staying on schedule!

Environment friendliness

Besides valuing your time, your money and your vision for the project, we also value the Mother Nature as well…It cannot be denied anymore, that even the small construction implements the nature in a bad way… That’s why we’re leading the effort to use only eco-friendly materials and comply with keeping the environment unpollluted by the work we do!

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Executive managers

Thomas LaRocco

President

After completing school in 2010, Thomas dove into the murky depths of small business management only to fall into the world of startups in 2014. Joining a young start-up company, he was able to experience what it takes for a startup to raise both a series A and B round

Ty Briley

Chief Creative Officer

This former Omincon/TBWA/Integer art director (pictured above) worked with brands such as MillerCoors, Coca-Cola, Vitaminwater, P&G, Craftworks, University of Tennessee Chattanooga, EPB and BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, producing successful shopper-market campaigns via digital, print and multi-media strategic deliverables. She crafted memorable branding materials for a 2010 Sundance Official Selection documentary

Matt Killebrew

Chief Information Officer

Matt created his first custom website back in 1999 with the dot-com boom and has never looked back. After working in most aspects of the IT industry, he started his own software consulting firm, Red Branch Development, in 2011 after getting his MBA. He realized the need for a developer

As an official fro North Dakota’s state government, I want to thank Our construction company. On behalf of the citizens of the state, we’re so grateful for this new, innovative building! This allows North Dakota to hold its legislative operations in a contemporary, progressive architectural environment!

Deborah Quagmire

This bridge project was funded by small and medium business of Rhode Island, as well as by its private citizens. After the hurricane hit our shores recently, we all were concerned for the Okaloppo river not having a proper landline connection. But now, after Construction company finished the project, the county can enjoy its new, beautiful infrastructure!

Benedict Arnold