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| John S. Cunningham |
ORANGE COUNTY, CA – As a continuation of its global growth initiative, Outside the Lines (OTL),
a design-build construction company that specializes in creating one-of-a-kind
water features, fountains, rockwork and themed environments, has announced that
21-year construction veteran John S. Cunningham has been named Vice
President of Operations to accommodate the firm’s ongoing international
expansion.
“Demand for fountains and themed environments has ramped up dramatically,
resulting in a wide variety of new projects for the OTL team across the globe,”
says J. Wickham Zimmerman, Chief Executive Officer of OTL.
“Driven by a rapid increase in the development of mixed-usedestinations as well as a continued focus on innovative,
technology-driven water features and environments, today’s developers and
owners are seeking solutions that make their properties stand out from the
competition.”
OTL is currently working on projects in nine U.S. states, with project
experience from coast to coast, and in a host of international destinations
including Korea and Egypt, among others.
In his new role, Cunningham will oversee OTL’s project teams in these
regions while also levering his depth of knowledge in organizational management
to support OTL’s continued efficiency.
“We are in a period of rapid growth, which requires us to be scalable and
to ensure that our roles and processes remain well-defined in order to maintain
the exceptionally high standard of excellence for which OTL is known,” says
Cunningham.
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| J. Wickham Zimmerman |
“John has the energy, experience, and integrity to serve as the leader we
need to guide this expansion,” says Zimmerman. “While he initially joined
the OTL team as a regional manager to build our Dallas office, his new role
positions him to further grow our operations company-wide.”
Prior to OTL, Cunningham was a branch manager for BrightView (formerly
ValleyCrest Companies), where he directed operations for the company’s $25
million North Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana region.
During his 14-year tenure there, Cunningham provided
executive leadership for high-priority projects including the Devon Energy
World Headquarters in Oklahoma City, Klyde Warren Park in Dallas, Kimbell Art
Museum and Facebook Data Center in Fort Worth, and the Toyota North American
Headquarters in Plano, Texas.
CONTACTS:
Alex Caswell / Lexi Astfalk
Brower Group
(949) 438-6262
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