Dec 31 2013
Lisa S. Ballerini, the president of Montana Construction Corp, Inc. has been selected as one of New Jersey's Top 25 Leading Women Entrepreneurs of 2013.
Lisa S. Ballerini, President
Every year, the Leading Women Entrepreneurs Initiative appoints various business women in the state of New Jersey who reveal exceptional effort and accomplishment in community involvement, innovation, and advocacy for women. On September 19, 2013, the organization announced this year's top 25 nominations in a real-time Twitter press conference which reached over 5 million viewers. Lisa S. Ballerini was recognized for her success in these categories.
As the president of Montana Construction, Lisa has helped shape the company into one of most reputable Utility Contractors of the Tri-State Area. Montana Construction was recently featured in Utility Transportation Contractor Association's magazine for completing 20 years in business. They have excelled in the toughest of Emergency situations throughout New Jersey. The firm's workforce consists of the best skilled labor force and project managers in the heavy construction industry as well as own and maintain an extensive fleet of modern heavy equipment to provide efficient and immediate service to clients.
Montana Construction specializes in providing all types of Sewer, Water, Bridge, and Emergency services to New Jersey and New York Municipalities and Utility Authorities.
This year, Lisa boards an honored group of fellow women entrepreneurs. Based on records from the Leading Women Entrepreneurs Initiative, these women maintain tens of thousands of employees, produce a projected revenue of over $5 billion, and assist in hundreds of women's advocacy groups and non-profit organizations.
Linda Wellbrock, President of Leading Women Entrepreneurs, stated, "Lisa is a pillar example of a women entrepreneur who has excelled in Innovation, Market Potential, and Advocacy for Women and Community Involvement. It is our honor to recognize Lisa at the Upcoming Top 25 Unleashing Your Power Event."