In this role, Jared leverages his extensive construction leadership experience to guide project executives and project management teams in delivering complex projects successfully. He focuses on resolving challenges, strengthening collaboration, and driving consistent project performance across teams.

Jared began his career in 2007 when he stepped onto his first Miron project site as a millwright, where he then spent five years gaining valuable hands-on field experience. He later transitioned into project management, serving in roles as project manager, senior project manager, and project executive. Throughout his career with Miron, he has led large and complex projects for prominent clients, including organizations such as the Green Bay Packers, Ho-Chunk Nation, Fabick Cat, Bergstrom Automotive and others.

Jared earned a bachelor’s degree in industrial technology with an emphasis in construction management from the University of Wisconsin – Platteville and is a LEED Green Associate.

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The Daily Reporter, a statewide construction newspaper, recently honored outstanding Wisconsin construction projects on its annual Top Projects in Wisconsin list. This year, one of Miron Construction Co., Inc.’s projects has been recognized: Missionaries of the Word New Convent.

Awards will be presented at the annual Top Projects event in early May. The event recognizes outstanding achievements by Wisconsin builders, owners, engineers, architects, and more.

Below is additional information about Missionaries of the Word New Convent.

Located on an 80-acre parcel of land in Egg Harbor, the new 28,954 square-foot motherhouse named Gloria Dei is home to the Missionaries of the Word, a community of Catholic Sisters in the Green Bay Diocese whose mission is to evangelize and assist with youth retreats. The main dwelling in the convent will eventually house approximately 30 Sisters and includes a detached two-car garage, a chapel, library, refectory, kitchen, laundry, guest apartment, classrooms, offices, multi-purpose room, sleeping rooms for up to 30, and restrooms. Outside there is a prayer garden with a grotto as well as a private secured area for outdoor activities and a large cross with a bench where the Sisters can go for reflection and prayer.

A variety of technical factors gave this project a certain degree of difficulty, including intricate ceilings in the chapel with multiple angles not typical of most structures and the construction of double-barrel domes above the chapel windows. A challenge that had the team bending, readjusting the layout, and recalibrating the domes multiple times to meet the standard of design.

This recognition further reinforces Miron Construction’s leadership, with the Miron Construction 2025 Top Projects in Wisconsin honor showcasing the team’s commitment to quality.

For the full 2025 Top Projects list, click here.

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