Many say that our Foremen are the engines that drive Soep Painting. They are the first line of contact for everyone on the project and we rely on them to deliver results of the highest quality every single day. In our new Leadership Series we’ll be sitting down with our talented Foreman to discuss the secrets to their success. We’re happy to kick things off today with Tim Traynor, a 20-year veteran of Team Soep and a highly trusted man in the field. How is your job different

How long have you work at Soep? I have worked at Soep for 6 years. What do you feel is unique about working at Soep? Teamwork, and how we always support one another to turn in a finished product. What is the most memorable project you’ve been involved with Soep? That would have to be Standish Hall at Harvard University. I was a part of the project right from the beginning and saw it all the way through to the final results. I learned so much there. How is your role critical t

How long have you worked at Soep? One month after graduating high school I started my career with Soep. That was 13 years ago! What do you feel is unique about working at Soep? The most unique thing about working at Soep painting is the team. From the field workers to office management everyone is like family and shares a similar goal of success. What is the most memorable project you’ve been involved with at Soep? My most memorable project is definitely the Encore Boston Har