2025 Awards & Holiday Celebrations
- Dec 30, 2025
- 2 min read
A huge round of applause to our incredible ADB team members—the standout recipients of our 2025 awards. This year’s momentum was fueled by your drive, your grit, and your commitment to excellence. Everything we accomplish as a company is built on the strength of people like you, and we’re grateful for the passion and perseverance you bring to ADB every day.
Congratulations to our 2025 Award Winners for setting the bar high and pushing us forward.
2025 AWARD WINNERS
National Services
Person of the Year - Chris Aresnault
Rising Star - Jordan Stephenson
Trailblazer - Greg Patterson
Most Valuable Team Member - Ronnie Caruthers
Front Line Champion - Luis Delgado
Project Manager of the Year - Viktoriia Moskalenko
ADB ALL IN - Tim Caratachea
ADB ALL IN - Scott Roehrig
Splicer of the Year - East - Tyrel Asberry
Splicer of the Year - West - Noah Eusebio
Splicer of the Year - Central - Creighton Reichert
Splicer of the Year - DCC - Holden Reichert
East
Foreman of the Year - Juaquin Centeno
Foreman of the Year - Patrick Rideout
Manager of the Year - Dan Callahan
Engineering Manager of the Year - Justin DeRousse
Support Person of the Year - Megan Turley
Safety Person of the Year - Michael Gray
Lineman of the Year - Tyler Waddell
Tower Technician of the Year - Violet Oawster
West
Laborer of the Year - Brandon Sanchez
Most Improved - Travis Skoglund
Operator of the Year - Jose Botello
Drill Locator of the Year - Jose Salinas
Foreman of the Year - Karim Martinez
Safety Person of the Year - Rodney Guzman
Lineman of the Year - Pablo Calderon
Tower Foreman of the Year - Ulises Garcia
Tower Technician of the Year - Mikey Marquez
Support Person of the Year - Emily Burmeister
Manager of the Year - James Bailey
Central
Support Person of the Year - Evan Bay
Wireless Foreman - Kevin Begaye
Wireless Supervisor - Matt Adler
Wireless Tower Technician - Cody Hamilton
Manager of the Year - Jason Palmer
Safety Person of the Year - Tom Scego
Foreman of the Year - Haywood Sutton
Laborer of the Year - Thomas Abkemeier
Most Improved - Dustin Nienkamp
Corporate
Always ALL IN - Morgan Meyers
Office Person of the Year - Katy Haverman
Office Person of the Year - Courtni Evrard
Safety Person of the Year - Juan Carmona
Support Person of the Year - Erin Riley
Support Person of the Year - Justin Boman
And Our 2025 Person of the Year is... Andrea Avery-Walker, our President of National Services
From coast to coast, our teams came together to celebrate the achievements that defined 2025. The holiday season gave us the perfect moment to reconnect, share some joy, and look back on the milestones we reached together. Thank you for being an essential part of the ADB community. Here’s to the progress we’ve made—and the even bigger wins ahead. Enjoy a look at the holiday celebrations happening across our offices nationwide.
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