The FNB Financial Center team has paid over $40 million to diverse businesses as part of its investment and commitment to ensure the Lower Hill Redevelopment generates shared prosperity for the community. At project completion, the combined value of Minority & Women-owned business enterprise (MWBEs) for design and construction is expected to approach $50 million.

As part of this milestone, the project team celebrated Butler Landscaping & Construction’s mobilization this summer. Butler is a prime contractor on the project and will prepare the plaza and terrace areas around FNB Financial Center.

Roy Butler owns Butler Landscaping & Construction, which he founded in 1984 and became one of the region’s premiere landscaping companies. His company began work to landscape and irrigate the grounds around FNB Financial Center, a job he expects to be his company’s largest in 2024. He said diverse contracting practices helped him get his start.

“I started my company decades ago, and it has succeeded because of my commitment to quality..Looking around the site of FNB Financial Center, I get a sense of growth. Not just for my company and my employees but for all the companies and workers who got their first big opportunity here.”  READ MORE HERE>>

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