–  Natasha Arnold is the only 5’1” female carpenter’s apprentice working on San Francisco’s Transbay Transit Center—the biggest transportation terminal on the West Coast. “The jobsite workforce is 99% male,” says Arnold, adding that she’s used to being one…

  –  Our CEO, HT Tran, just joined the Board of Directors at Sentinels of Freedom. As a former recipient of an SOF scholarship, HT is looking forward to using his experience to continue the amazing work that SOF does…

–  HT Tran, our CEO & President, has been selected by the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) to join their Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) Advisory Council. The Council is a forum for DVBEs and other supportive organizations to…

  –  Our management team recently met to review the previous quarter’s goals and achievements. We covered strategic plans for upcoming opportunities in new markets and looked ahead to our long-term growth plan. And finally, we opened up the discussion…

–  A work crew from Anvil Builders lays asphalt in the Presidio in San Francisco, Calif. on Fri. November 6, 2015. Rhumbix, founded by two Navy veterans seeks to apply the technology solutions they learned in the military to the…

–  This video illustrates the last five years of our company’s progress and defines the meaning of who we are. On behalf of Anvil Builders Team, I had the great privilege of representing my company as we received ENR’s Award…

–  Wounded in Iraq, the young entrepreneur now executes a new mission as construction firm CEO and veterans’ advocate. While hanging out with friends in his California living room one day in 2006, HT Tran had an epiphany that changed…

–  While hanging out with friends in his California living room one day in 2006, HT Tran had an epiphany. It changed his life and unwittingly led him to become a soldier in Iraq who later was severely wounded, the…