Rhenne Cervantes recently took time to celebrate his eighth anniversary with McMath Construction. Rhenne Cervantes joined the team in the fall of 2005 and holds the position of Project Development Manager.

McMath Construction, located in Mandeville, Louisiana, is a leader both the commercial and residential construction industries. They boast some 800 plus completed projects all over the Gulf and Southeast, and have come to be known for their quality construction and dependable service. When Rhenne Cervantes first came across the opportunity to work for them some eight years ago, he knew it would be a great fit. “When I first met with the management team at McMath, I knew I would be a good fit. We both stand for ethical relationships and quality work,” said Rhenne Cervantes.

Rhenne Cervantes is man of unwavering reliability and integrity. As an ordained priest of some 20 plus years, Rhenne Cervantes has a heart that is constantly looking for ways to help others. While he spends the vast majority of his time in the roles of church leader and businessman, Rhenne Cervantes also finds time help local community endeavors. “It is always important to be a part of the community where you live. I think everyone should ask themselves if they are really giving back to their community. If you are not, I think you are missing out on being a part of something greater than yourself,” he said. Rhenne Cervantes spends time working with local charities in Mandeville, including Kiwanis International.

This past week a few a co-workers at McMath approached Rhenne Cervantes with the idea of getting together for a casual anniversary celebration. “I’m not usually one to be in the spotlight, but I figured it could be a nice chance to reflect on my time here,” said Rhenne Cervantes. The night ended up being more of joint celebration, with the group telling old stories and looking toward the future. “I think it was a fun time had by all,” said Rhenne Cervantes. “It was a great way to kick off the weekend. Here’s to another eight years just as good as the past eight,” he continued.