Our
Team
Who We Are
Our company’s foundation is built by our people and supported by our core values of craftsmanship, solidarity, and empathy. Together, we reinforce our success with decades of experience as forward-thinking specialists in design and manufacturing. We create a culture of continuous improvement that empowers us to execute our clients’ vision every time.
Our Corporate Team
Robert Elhen, Eng.
President
English, French, Beginner in Spanish, Italian and Czech
Hobbies: Outdoors, cottage life
Karl Elhen, P. Eng.
Vice President
Languages: English, French
Hobbies: Basketball, Podcasts
Steve Elhen, Eng.
Engineering Director
Languages: English, French
Hobbies: Robotics, Machining
Maggie Esteves
Accounting
Languages: English, French, Portuguese
Hobbies: Kickboxing, Reading
Alexey Girenko
Industrial designer
Languages: English, Hebrew, Russian
Hobbies: Beekeeping, Hiking
Marvin Lu, LEED® GA
Senior Estimator
Languages: Mandarin, English, French (Basic)
Hobbies: Basketball, Sketch, Photography
Lisette Beaudry
Production Foreman
Languages: French, English
Yves Lurette
Production
Languages: French, English
Tom Bealy
Logistics
Languages: English, French
Hobbies: Golf, Premier League Football
Joey Chan
Estimator/Designer
Languages: English, French, Cantonese
Hobbies: Arts and crafts
Bruno Llave
Industrial Designer
Languages: English, French
The Benefits of Expertise
Rampart’s team has a wealth of experience in the architectural manufacturing industry. This accumulated knowledge over several decades allows us to work on multiple levels with our clients to understand their needs better and determine the best solution. Our experience lets us help our clients avoid the common mistakes we see time and again that reduce performance, increase costs, or cause delays. We are here to help design the spaces our clients dream about, and we want the people we work with to lean on us to ensure every project moves from conception to perfection.
Interested in joining the Rampart team?
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Design and Installation
A Breeze.
