Caleigh Magallanes

PCL Construction
Construction Manager
General Contractors

Caleigh Raymer is a visionary leader in construction management, known for reshaping California’s skyline and setting new industry standards. With a strong educational background in engineering and meteorology, she began her career during the recession, rising to dual roles of project manager and chief estimator at a young age. Over 16 years, Raymer has managed projects totaling over $5 billion, including highprofile… Show more

PCL Construction
Construction Manager
General Contractors

Caleigh Raymer is a visionary leader in construction management, known for reshaping California’s skyline and setting new industry standards. With a strong educational background in engineering and meteorology, she began her career during the recession, rising to dual roles of project manager and chief estimator at a young age. Over 16 years, Raymer has managed projects totaling over $5 billion, including highprofile developments like One Beverly Hills and LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal. At Lendlease, she exceeded profit plans while fostering operational excellence. As director of construction at Genton Cockrum Partners and now as construction manager at PCL Construction, Raymer continues to drive innovation and excellence, leaving an indelible mark on the industry and community. Show less

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50 Under 40
Here are our picks of 50 top professionals in the commercial real estate sector who are under 40.
Every industry watches its younger generation for a myriad of reasons. Sometimes, as in tech, younger workers are on the leading edge of new products. In other industries, this cohort may be setting the tone and pace for future processes and ways of doing business. For many categories, the youngest entrants are an indicator of… Show more

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50 Under 40
Here are our picks of 50 top professionals in the commercial real estate sector who are under 40.
Every industry watches its younger generation for a myriad of reasons. Sometimes, as in tech, younger workers are on the leading edge of new products. In other industries, this cohort may be setting the tone and pace for future processes and ways of doing business. For many categories, the youngest entrants are an indicator of the energy entering the space. In commercial real estate, it could be said that it is a combination of all of the above. We think you will agree as you read about the achievements of this year’s selection of our 50 under 40. On the following pages you will find stories of companies formed, unique deals forged and many millions of dollars transacted. Show less

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Out of nearly 500 entries from across ENR’s 10 regional Top Young Professionals contests, a final group of 20 individuals has emerged as the fourth annual class of ENR’s national Top 20 Under 40.

Every year, each of ENR’s regional editions honors the best of the next generation of construction industry professionals with the Top Young Professionals competition.

Nominees represent all parts of the construction industry and come from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.… Show more

Out of nearly 500 entries from across ENR’s 10 regional Top Young Professionals contests, a final group of 20 individuals has emerged as the fourth annual class of ENR’s national Top 20 Under 40.

Every year, each of ENR’s regional editions honors the best of the next generation of construction industry professionals with the Top Young Professionals competition.

Nominees represent all parts of the construction industry and come from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. Panels of independent industry judges in each of the 10 regions selected up to 20 winners to represent that region. Profiles of all these winners were published earlier this year in each regional magazine.

Next, the highest scoring candidates from each of the 10 regional contests were vetted by a new panel of judges to select a national Top 20 Under 40 list that represents the very best of young leaders from across the country.

Among this year's winners are architects, contractors, engineers, owners, suppliers and tech experts. Entries required detailed information about each nominee's work experience, industry leadership activities, efforts to improve the built environment and service to the broader community.

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ENR California’s Top Young Professionals salutes 20 individuals, from the region of California and Hawaii, who are under 40 years of age and have shown extraordinary leadership and service.

Nominees are judged by a volunteer panel of their peers on industry experience and education, career and leadership, and community service and involvement. Each honoree will be profiled in more detail in an upcoming issue of ENR California.

ENR encourages those who submitted but did not win… Show more

ENR California’s Top Young Professionals salutes 20 individuals, from the region of California and Hawaii, who are under 40 years of age and have shown extraordinary leadership and service.

Nominees are judged by a volunteer panel of their peers on industry experience and education, career and leadership, and community service and involvement. Each honoree will be profiled in more detail in an upcoming issue of ENR California.

ENR encourages those who submitted but did not win this year to resubmit next year if the candidate is still eligible.

Next, the winning entries will advance to compete for ENR's National Top Young 20 Under 40. The national winners will be announced this spring.


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For women, the construction industry is ripe with opportunity. a recent study showed that although women are still underrepresented in the construction industry overall, they are making significant progress in becoming leaders. A substantial portion of female executives and construction managers have been in their roles in the last five years, suggesting that companies are more recently promoting women to leadership
roles. Furthermore, companies and associations are increasing their… Show more

For women, the construction industry is ripe with opportunity. a recent study showed that although women are still underrepresented in the construction industry overall, they are making significant progress in becoming leaders. A substantial portion of female executives and construction managers have been in their roles in the last five years, suggesting that companies are more recently promoting women to leadership
roles. Furthermore, companies and associations are increasing their efforts to promote women in their organizations and educate young women about the benefits of working in the industry.Although there are obstacles for women to get into construction, women have the potential to solve the industry’s labor shortage. With more and more groundbreaking women chipping away at gendered norms and leveling the
playing field, the industry is taking bigger steps at becoming a more diverse and inclusive space for future generations. In this section, we profile some of the key women paving the way.

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