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Today, members of CEI's Legal Team presented in the department's Third Annual Lunch & Learn presentation. During the event, the group explained some of the new laws that have recently taken effect (or will take effect).
Today, members of CEI's Legal Team presented in the department's Third Annual Lunch & Learn presentation. During the event, the group explained some of the new laws that have recently taken effect (or will take effect).
Members of CEI's Iowa Team volunteered more than 230 hours at WesleyLife Meals on Wheels and the Food Bank of Iowa in 2019 to earn donations for these charities under CEI’s "Dollars for Doers" program. Great work, team!
Members of CEI's Iowa Team volunteered more than 230 hours at WesleyLife Meals on Wheels and the Food Bank of Iowa in 2019 to earn donations for these charities under CEI’s "Dollars for Doers" program. Great work, team!
Last night, a group of #CupertinoElectric employees and interns presented at California State University, Chico, where Construction Management students learned what sets CEI apart and why it's a great place to start a construction career.
Last night, a group of #CupertinoElectric employees and interns presented at California State University, Chico, where Construction Management students learned what sets CEI apart and why it's a great place to start a construction career.
Members of CEI’s Marketing and Communications Team attended the Watermark Conference in San Jose, California, where thought leaders discussed how women (and the men in attendance!) can become better leaders and make a bigger impact in life and at work.
Members of CEI’s Marketing and Communications Team attended the Watermark Conference in San Jose, California, where thought leaders discussed how women (and the men in attendance!) can become better leaders and make a bigger impact in life and at work.
On Saturday, CEI celebrated one of the most important elements of its success: its employees. The Bay Area Employee Appreciation Party may now be in the books, but we're honored every day to have so many skilled and hard-working employees supporting our business.
On Saturday, CEI celebrated one of the most important elements of its success: its employees. The Bay Area Employee Appreciation Party may now be in the books, but we're honored every day to have so many skilled and hard-working employees supporting our business.
Our biggest triumphs often come from taking big risks. Here's the story of how a young Gene Ravizza bought Kucher Electric in 1954 and worked with “homegrown” talent to turn a small electrical outfit into one of the largest electrical engineering and construction companies in the nation.
Built on Principles: The CEI Story | Cupertino Electric, Inc
The KillaWatts, CEI's Jose softball team, dared to compete last night in what turned out to be a hard-fought championship game. Although the team lost 16-15, the legend of the KillaWatts success extends through another winning season. Great work!
The KillaWatts, CEI's Jose softball team, dared to compete last night in what turned out to be a hard-fought championship game. Although the team lost 16-15, the legend of the KillaWatts success extends through another winning season. Great work!
Plugging away on a beautiful winter day in Paradise, California.
Plugging away on a beautiful winter day in Paradise, California.
"What I really appreciate with CEI is the support system we have in place. Whatever I need to get the job done is one phone call or email away. Whether it is material, tools, manpower, information or advice, I can trust that there are employees that will have my back." — General Foreman Al Yee
"What I really appreciate with CEI is the support system we have in place. Whatever I need to get the job done is one phone call or email away. Whether it is material, tools, manpower, information or advice, I can trust that there are employees that will have my back." — General Foreman Al Yee
Cupertino Electric’s CEO Tom Schott recently visited Trinity Place, a beautiful residential apartment complex in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood. The four-phase project has spanned over 10 years and includes over 1,600 luxury apartments.
Cupertino Electric’s CEO Tom Schott recently visited Trinity Place, a beautiful residential apartment complex in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood. The four-phase project has spanned over 10 years and includes over 1,600 luxury apartments.