OUR TEAM
Oscar Zavaleta, founder of the Montez Group, has over two decades of experience in Civil Construction and Engineering. His background includes materials testing and inspection, management of large heavy civil projects, and commercial buildings construction. Mr. Zavaleta is also extremely involved in the local Bay Area business community as a board member of the Northern California Chapter of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), the Oakland Latino Chamber of Commerce (OLCC), and member of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and the Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO).
BRANDON BRAEGELMANN
Project Manager
GLORIA CERON
Document Control Manager
FRED FRANCISCO
Quality Engineer III
ALEJANDRO JUAREZ
Quality Engineer II
FERNANDO JUAREZ
Operations Manager
AUSTIN MIRANDA
Lab Technician
ESTUARDO RAMIREZ
Quality Manager/Lab Manager
LUCY LIU
Chief Financial Officer
BENNY YU
Business Development
DICKSON SUM
Special Inspector
HUNG VO
Electrical Inspector
LOREN RUGEBREGT
Program Advisor
HASSAN MITCHELL
Special Inspector
TONG WU-LEE
Document Control Specialist
CEDRIC DOTSON
Electrical QA Inspector
ERIC GETMAN
Assistant Project Superintendent
BOOKER COLE
Special Inspector
NIKOLAI KUNZ
Special Inspector
MOHAMMED ALMAKKI
QC Engineer II
MIA THE CORGI
Branch Executive
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BUGS & ZEUS
Executive Purrducers
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CHATA
Chief Nap Officer
MOCHI
Chief Barkitect Officer
MANGO
Vice President of Pawductivity
BELLA & MAX
Pawject Managers
OUR CLIENTS & PARTNERS
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COMMUNITY
Montez Group is actively engaged with the following non-profit organizations:
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER
Construction Management Association of America (CMAA): Northern California Chapter
The Construction Management Association of America is an industry association dedicated to the practice of professional construction management.
CMAA represents more than 21,000 members including federal/state/local government and private sector owners, construction consultants, technology suppliers, academia, and legal organizations all with a common goal: to improve our nation's infrastructure.
BuildIT California
BuildIT California is the world’s first LGBT Industry Association dedicated to the sustainable growth of LGBT owned & certified businesses, and our allies, in the fields of Architecture, Engineering, Construction Services, Real Estate Development, and Related Industries.
Construction Industry Workforce Initiative (CIWI)
CIWI is a fiscally sponsored project of Community Initiatives (a 501c(3)) and a privately funded initiative targeted to young urban adults (18 to 21 years old and enrolled in a two- to four-year college) from lower-income households, many that are first generation Bay Area college students. The program is committed to providing career development opportunities for students with an interest in Construction, Real Estate Development, Architecture and Engineering, Civic Engagement and Urban Design. CIWI goals are to provide direct construction industry work experience, a comprehensive leadership and mentor component, personal, educational and career development opportunities for young adults which may ultimately lead to pursuing education and career opportunities within the field.
Mission Hiring Hall: Construction Administration and Professional Services Academy (CAPSA)
Mission Hiring Hall Inc. is a nonprofit organization serving moderate and low income job seekers in San Francisco. We offer counseling, training, and placement services. All services are free of charge. MHH provides vocational training in construction trades, construction project administration, security services, and hospitality job readiness training. We also help individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness find work through our homeless employment programs. Mission Hiring Hall works directly with San Francisco businesses to recruit and fill positions, including those businesses seeking compliance with development agreements and local ordinances, such as San Francisco’s First Source Hiring Program.
Conference Of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO)
Northern California Chapter
The Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) Northern California Chapter is part of a national organization dedicated to advancing minorities in the transportation industry. COMTO provides advocacy, professional development, and networking opportunities for minority professionals working in transit, highways, rail, aviation, and other transportation sectors. Through partnerships with public agencies, private firms, and educational institutions, COMTO works to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in transportation leadership, contracting opportunities, and workforce development.
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Latinos in Transit (LIT)
Latinos in Transit (LIT) is a national organization committed to the advancement and representation of Latino professionals in the public transportation industry. LIT fosters career growth through mentorship programs, leadership development, and networking events, while also advocating for increased diversity and inclusion within transit agencies and private-sector firms. The organization works to elevate Latino voices in decision-making roles and create opportunities for professional growth through strategic partnerships and industry engagement.