REDCOM Adds Kevin Butch as Senior Account Executive
The New Jersey commercial design and construction firm has brought on Butch, who brings more than two decades of sales and construction experience.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in People
REDCOM Design & Construction has added Kevin Butch as a senior account executive. Butch has more than 20 years of experience in sales, marketing, business development, and commercial construction.
Why it matters
The hire adds a senior sales leader to a commercial architectural design, engineering, and general contracting firm that has operated in New Jersey and surrounding areas since 1982. It signals REDCOM's focus on growing client relationships across the full project lifecycle.
The announcement cites more than 20 years of Butch's experience in sales and commercial construction, and REDCOM's presence in New Jersey since 1982. The release does not disclose revenue, headcount changes, or the size of the sales team he will lead.
The players
REDCOM Design & Construction
A commercial architectural design, engineering, and general contracting company that has operated in New Jersey and surrounding areas since 1982.
Kevin Butch
A sales and construction executive with more than 20 years of experience who previously held leadership roles at Mill Contracting and Magnico Contracting.
The details
Butch will work closely with clients and project teams to understand their goals and guide projects from concept to completion. His role includes developing new business and building client relationships from preconstruction through completion. He previously served as director of business management at Mill Contracting Commercial Construction and vice president of sales for Magnico Contracting.
Timeline
- November 5, 2026: REDCOM announced Kevin Butch's appointment as senior account executive.
Market Landscape
Commercial construction firms increasingly rely on senior account executives with prior contractor experience to win preconstruction work, and Butch's background at Mill Contracting and Magnico fits that pattern. The move positions REDCOM to compete for client relationships that begin before construction starts.
For clients planning commercial projects in New Jersey, Butch is now a point of contact for guiding work from concept through completion. The announcement does not indicate any change to REDCOM's pricing or service offerings.
The takeaway
Commercial clients evaluating a design-build partner can ask potential firms who will own preconstruction relationships and how account executives coordinate with project teams from the start.
Further reading
For more on New Jersey business leadership moves, browse the People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ROI-NJ.
