BOND Brothers, Inc.

At BOND, we’re grateful for the opportunity to gather, celebrate, and give thanks for the blessings we all share. From our table to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! #ManyStrengthsOneBOND #Greatful #Thanksgiving2024

Today, on Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country with dedication and sacrifice. At BOND, we are grateful for the courage and commitment of veterans, both those within our team and across the nation. Their service has shaped our freedoms and our future. May we continue to thank, support, and respect our veterans daily. In observance of Veterans Day, some BOND offices will be closed today. #ThankAVeteran #ManyStrengthsOneBOND #VeteransDay2024

What an incredible turnout at the Fourth Annual BOND Touch A Truck family event last weekend! We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all who came out and made it a fantastic day of fun, learning, and community bonding. Special thanks go out to our sponsors who made it all possible. Your support and generosity played a huge role in making this event a success!  UnitedRental, Milton CAT, C.N. Wood Co., Inc., Chadwick-BaRoss, Inc., Stoneham Police Department, Stoneham Towing Inc and the Medford Fire Department. #TouchATruck #ManyStrengthsOneCommunity #FamilyFun #BuiltbyBOND

As we conclude Construction Inclusion Week, today we hear from Ryan Taylor, Sr. Project Accountant, about why diversity and inclusion matter in the construction industry. Ryan quotes, “Inclusion is and has always been the best method of conducting business not only to solve a diverse array of difficult problems but also to strengthen relationships amongst team members in order to drive efficiency, improve communication, trust and create a work environment where everyone feels they can contribute to the mission.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

As we conclude Construction Inclusion Week, today we hear from our Safety Manager, Sheldon Chai, about why diversity and inclusion matter in the construction industry. Sheldon quotes, “Inclusion in the construction industry is promoting a safe work environment, ensuring that all workers feel physically and mentally safe which creates a sense of pride and belonging.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

Senior Superintendent, Jonathan Perez, PMP, shares what diversity means to him in our industry. He quotes, “Inclusion in the construction industry means creating an environment where individuals from diverse backgrounds, including different genders, ethnicities, abilities, and experiences, are welcomed and valued. It involves actively promoting equitable opportunities for all workers, ensuring that everyone has access to training, advancement, and resources necessary for success. True inclusion fosters collaboration and innovation, as diverse perspectives lead to more creative problem-solving and improved project outcomes. Moreover, it emphasizes the importance of a respectful workplace culture that not only acknowledges but also celebrates differences, ultimately enhancing team dynamics and contributing to a stronger, more resilient industry.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

Learn how Lara Rodriguez-Salvador, Jr. Estimator, views the importance of diversity and inclusion in our industry. Lara quotes, “Inclusion in the construction industry means fostering an environment where historically underrepresented voices are not only heard but valued. It involves taking the time to understand different cultures and backgrounds while being mindful of what may be considered offensive. Prioritizing inclusion elevates the standard of respect and helps cultivate a modern mindset in the construction industry.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

Almas Bohnuud, Sr. Business Systems Analyst, shares what diversity means to him in our industry. “Inclusion means fostering a space where every individual, regardless of background, feels seen, heard, and valued. In an industry built on collaboration, inclusion ensures that everyone feels welcomed and respected. By embracing diverse perspectives, we build stronger teams and better projects for the communities we serve.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

Learn how Julia Rogers, Asst. Project Accountant, views the importance of diversity and inclusion in our industry. Julia quotes, “Diversity involves communication on all levels of management as well as transparency to ensure that everyone is on the same page and has all the information needed to make financial decisions when needed.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction

Today we hear from our Senior Safety Manager, Julius Wilson, about why diversity and inclusion matter in the construction industry. Julius quotes, “Diversity is important in our industry. It is very important for job sites to reflect the demographic melting pot of the clients and communities we serve. Our continued efforts to be more inclusive are reflective of our diverse work teams and excellent work product. These efforts continue to improve the synergistic and dynamic work environment that continues to allow our industry to flourish.” #ManyStrengthsOneBond #ConstructionInclusionWeek #DiversePerspectives #InclusionInConstruction