Victor Sheverda is a Construction Project Manager working in the Greater Denver Area, where he oversees a wide range of commercial construction projects from the initial planning phase through completion. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. He has achieved the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification, a globally recognized credential highlighting his ability to lead complex construction efforts using structured, reliable methods. His work is shaped by hands-on experience and formal training, allowing him to manage projects efficiently and deliver results that align with client expectations.

His career began in his family's company, which specialized in building custom residential homes using Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) technology. This method emphasizes sustainability, energy efficiency, and long-term durability, significantly shaping his professional values. The use of ICF contributes to structures resistant to fire, natural disasters, pests, and decay-benefits that he continues to promote in his current work within the commercial sector.

He gained early industry experience through internships with a prominent construction firm, working on significant projects that helped build his skills and understanding of the field. These opportunities led to his first full-time role in commercial construction, where he served as a Project Engineer. He was promoted to Assistant Project Manager at a top Colorado firm, overseeing subcontractors, schedules, and stakeholder communication for seamless project execution.

In addition to his foundational project management background, he is certified in Agile methodology. This allows him to approach projects in incremental phases, making room for adjustments and client input as work progresses. His ability to manage changing demands and mitigate risks is especially valuable on complex projects involving multiple moving parts.