NAHB Members Recognized as ‘40 Under 40’ Rising Stars by Industry’s Top Media

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Pro Builder and Pro Remodeler magazines recently released their respective Class of 2022 "40 Under 40" lists, spotlighting top young professionals across the home building and remodeling sectors.

"With a wide range of achievements, this year's Under 40 rising stars are pushing the boundaries both of personal and professional accomplishment, tapping a range of skills, with a good dose of grit, ingenuity, adaptability, and a keen understanding of business and the ability to inspire and lead a team," Pro Builder noted.

Check out the NAHB members who were named to each list:

Pro Builder Class of 2022

  • Dustin Burkett, Marnie Custom Homes
  • Anya Chrisanthon, Anewgo
  • Dayson Johnson, Magleby Construction
  • Jessi Kelly, Stylecraft Builders
  • Mary Lindeman, New Home Star
  • Nicole McIntyre, TK Design & Associates
  • Jenni Nichols, John Burns Real Estate Consulting
  • Zach Patton, Blackwolf Custom Homes
  • Andrew Pieper, Hillwood Communities
  • Randy Reitz, Urban Nest Homes
  • Ben Richter, Beisser Lumber
  • Kory Robison, Robison Home Builders
  • Brian Tebbenkamp, Patriot Homes

Pro Remodeler Class of 2022

  • Cole Matthew Brewer, Patrick Brewer Carpentry
  • Joshua Dean, Precision HomeCrafters
  • Josiah Kessie, Innovative Restorations
  • Alicia DeCosta, Mountainwood Homes

See the full lists online at Pro Builder and Pro Remodeler to learn more about these impressive members and their achievements in home building and remodeling.

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