Senator Nick DiCeglie with Kelvin Enfinger at the ABC Conference in Naples
For more than two dozen years Kelvin Enfinger has been part of the commercial construction industry, and for the past decade he’s risen through the ranks to become Vice President and a partner in Greenhut Construction, based in Pensacola. Enfinger was recently named Chairman of Associated Builders and Contractors, the largest commercial construction association in the state.
Enfinger just returned from the association’s State Legislative Planning Conference, which took place July 15-17 in Naples.
Statewide leaders attended the event, including newly installed CFO Blaise Ingoglia, Senator Nick DiCeglie, Speaker Designate Sam Garrison, and Representatives Botana, Esposito, Giallombardo, and Koster.
Enfinger pictured with Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia
“It was a valuable opportunity to shape the policies that impact our industry and workforce,” Enfinger said. “We’re proud to be part of an organization that champions free enterprise, workforce development, and the future of construction in Florida.”
Enfinger, a lifelong native of Northwest Florida, has deep roots in the construction industry, having been raised in a construction family then beginning his career as a Tradesman, steadily expanding his expertise and understanding of the various facets of the construction business.
Throughout his career, Kelvin has been involved in the management and execution of over $650 million in construction projects spanning key sectors such as Retail, Healthcare, Aviation, and Education. This extensive involvement has equipped him with a unique understanding of the construction industry from both workforce and executive management perspectives.
Kelvin firmly believes that this dual insight not only enhances his ability to navigate the complexities of each project but also positions him to provide invaluable guidance to the industry for the purposes of advancing the Construction sector and advancing the well-being of the hard-working men and women that are so valuable to implementing the vital projects we build in our
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Kelvin’s passion for the construction industry extends beyond his professional endeavors. He has been actively engaged in various leadership roles and committees, reflecting his dedication to fostering growth and innovation within the industry, including serving as a volunteer member of Santa Rosa County’s Land Development Code Task Force.
“Kelvin Enfinger has been an integral part of the Land Development Code Task Force,” said Santa Rosa County District 5 Commissioner Colten Wright. “His deep roots in Santa Rosa County and his vast experience in the commercial construction industry made him a member that provided valuable insight into how we can address many of our challenges. I’m thankful for his willingness to serve and make our community a better place.”
