Keep Dreaming – Making Greenville A Better Place
January 11, 2018 – City of Greenville, South Carolina Jordon Construction Company president James Jordon speaks to the City of Greenville’s 36th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Breakfast. The event took place at the TD Convention Center on January 11, 2018. “What has been proven beyond any doubt about having goals and dreams is […]
Read MoreJCC Highlighted in B&G VideoJCC was recently highlighted in a video by Brasfield & Gorrie. Brasfield and Gorrie is one of the largest privately held construction firms in the nation. B&G places a high priority on developing small and minority owned businesses.
Posted by JCC General Contractors on Sunday, January 7, 2018
JCC Building Relationship with Brasfield & Gorrie
January 2018 JCC was recently highlighted in a video by Brasfield & Gorrie. They are one of the largest privately held construction firms in the nation. B&G places a high priority on developing small and minority owned businesses.
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JCC Open House and Ribbon Cutting
March 2, 2018 – by KB Media Group The Jordon Construction Company Team: (left to right) Hassan Pressley, Panna Bhatt, James Jordon, Linda Twilley, Collis Edwards, III, Thomas Newell. Open House Video
Read MoreNew downtown headquarters diversifies business in Greenville
March 2, 2018 – by Eryn Rogers Read the full press release on the 7 News website. GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – On Friday afternoon, community and business leaders in Greenville came together for a celebration of a new headquarters opening in downtown Greenville. Jordon Construction Company, JCC, is a minority-owned and operated business making its new […]
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SC Black Pages 2018 Top 20 Under 40
June 26, 2018 – by Black Pages South Read the full press release on the Black Pages South website. Hassan Pressley was born in Bronx New York, but he was raised in Nesmith, South Carolina. In Nesmith Hassan’s parents and grandparents instilled in him the virtues of hard work and dedication by teaching him to […]
Read MoreMinority-Owned Small Business of the Year Excellence in Entrepreneurship 2018
May 3, 2018 – by CommunityWorks The Minority Owned Business of the Year, sponsored by First Citizens Bank, honors those who have a commitment to building communities as well as their businesses and strive to serve as leaders and visionaries to create change. The Minority-Owned Small Business of the Year Award was awarded to James […]
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Gaining Momentum: JCC General Contractors Adds the Ultimate Jack-of-All-Trades
Building its leadership team to address company growth in business, JCC General Contractors hires Pressley, former Project Manager with Earth Tech/AECOM. GREENVILLE, SC, November 26, 2016 – JCC General Contractors, a minority-owned, SBA 8(a) certified general contracting company, announced the addition of Hassan Pressley as Project Manager, increasing its leadership team in preparation for the […]
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Greenville Chamber Announces 2017 Leadership
October 20, 2016 – by Marion Mann Read the full article on the Greenville Chamber website The Greenville Chamber has announced its 2017 Board of Directors. Brenda Thames, who will serve as the 2017 Board Chair, received approval at the Chamber’s monthly board meeting for the 2017 volunteer leadership line-up on Thursday, October 20, 2016. […]
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107.3 JAMZ Upstate Black History Maker 2015 Recipient
February 27, 2015 – by John Doe Read the full article on the Here. James Jordon is President/Owner of Jordon Construction Company. He has over fifteen years of experience in the construction industry while currently managing a certified, minority-owned business specializing in commercial construction that entails private, public and government projects. Since arriving in Greenville, […]
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Small Is the New Big – South Carolina Commerce
February 01, 2015 – by Teree Caruthers Read the full article on the SC Commerce Magazine website. When looking for a place to locate his budding business, Milwaukee, Wis., native James Jordon considered several Southeastern hot spots including the Raleigh-Durham area, Charlotte and Atlanta. Jordon chose Greenville because he saw the city’s quality of life, […]
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