For the second consecutive year, employees of Real Projectives® (RPL) celebrated National Ferret Day as a special paid company holiday in recognition of our company mascot. Ferrets, spirited and... read more →
Mbemba joined Real Projectives® (RPL) in March 2022 as an assistant project manager (APM). In the APM role, she tracks and analyzes project costs and schedule information and facilitates... read more →
Ashley Williams recently celebrated five years with Real Projectives®(RPL), making her one of our longest tenured employees. Although mostly working part-time while attending the University of Maryland, Baltimore... read more →
Our 2021 in review—another year of adapting and persevering through change and challenge. Take a quick drive through our posted accomplishments! Thank you to our employees, clients, partners, and... read more →
Johnson brings more than 10 years of project management and construction industry knowledge and expertise. Joining us in January 2022 as a Project Manager II, his experience includes managing... read more →
Leidig brings more than 20 years of real estate and construction industry knowledge and expertise to help our clients complete projects and better manage risks. Joining us January 2022... read more →
Our owner and principal, Jonathan Williams, has been selected to serve a three-year term as a member of the Board of Directors of the Central Maryland Chamber of Commerce... read more →
Weir brings decades of experience in financial management and business operations. With these capabilities, as our new Senior Business Manager, he'll support our project management teams on our journey... read more →
In the spirit of the season, we offer season’s greetings to our clients, colleagues, and your families. May your homes be filled with joy and laughter. Thanks to your support,... read more →
Kuehne’s (pronounced keeny) passion for buildings and how things are put together brought her to the doors of Real Projectives® in October 2021. As our newest assistant project manager,... read more →