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Dickinson Cameron Construction’s journey has been shaped by the unwavering commitment of our talented team, collaboration with incredible clients, and a passion for being thought leaders in our industry. Dickinson Cameron Construction has been on a 30-year steady climb that has resulted in some of the most highly regarded projects amongst the heaviest hitters within the construction industry. With a balance of gumption, grit, and grace, the company has persevered through a multitude of challenges that have set it apart from the competition and have made DCC the preeminent leader in the world of construction management.
Listen to Dickinson Cameron’s Leadership reflect on the past three decades, the meaning of partnerships that propelled them to this point, and what they see for the future. Watch below for Founder, Frank Naliboff; Vice President Hawaii, Ron Gordines; Chief Financial Officer, Maryam Samady; Vice President Pre-Construction & Sales, Brian Naliboff; and Vice President Operations, John Schaub.
To be sure, the path to today’s DCC hasn’t been a linear one, but it’s one that Frank describes with the confidence of knowing he has gone in absolutely the right direction. What has happened along the way has shaped DCC into the company it is today, one that is opportunistic, determined and values its people above all else. Since its founding in 1994, DCC has relied upon a collaborative approach to business relationships that has helped shape the company’s trajectory. Leadership is nurtured and developed, especially amongst the youngest generation of managers, this mantra will continue to ring true.
“It honestly seems like yesterday when Ron, Nate, and I decided to start Dickinson Cameron. Thirty years later I am truly proud of the work our company has done and the lasting relationships we have formed but I am most proud of all the wonderful people (past and present) who have dedicated themselves to making good on the promise we make to every client. We celebrate our past and look forward to an even brighter future. Here’s to the next 30!”
– Frank Naliboff, CEO & President
Frank Cameron Naliboff and Nate Dickinson Morton partner to work on tenant improvements around San Diego, thus founding Dickinson Cameron Construction. Ron Gordines is one of their first hires.
Dickinson Cameron business starts with clients such as Crate and Barrel and Coach. DCC starts operating nationwide. Both Nate and Frank wanted to continue to grow the business.
DCC completes its 27th Coach store and will complete 40 more in its company history. DCC works across the nation for the brand in over 25 states plus Puerto Rico.
DCC develops a strong partnership with Barteluce Architects which elevates the construction business and ushers in a new era with clients like Cartier. DCC hires Eddy Barth.
As more clients see the company’s innovative and authentic approach to construction the team grows from 5 - 12 and the DCC Restaurant Division is formed. Chris Nightingale and Maryam Samady join the firm.
DCC headquarters move to Carlsbad ahead of expansion and resulted in an increase of employees as Dickinson Cameron took on the lead in the High End retail industry. Frank, Ron and Eddy Barth solidify DCC as the go to in the industry.
Frank becomes the sole owner of DCC. Both Frank’s clients and his employees describe his natural inclination to be accountable and take responsibility as the keys to his strong leadership.
DCC is the premier luxury retail builder. And has completed 10 Chanel projects, 15 Cartier projects, 9 Hermes' and over 300 projects for other high-end clientele.
DCC opens New York City office, creating a collaborative space essential for our New York team and clientele. The NYC team consists of project managers, project coordinators, and business development.
DCC completes the largest project in its history at this point - the widely celebrated and acclaimed Cartier Mansion on New York City's 5th Avenue.
DCC completes its 85th full-price store for Apple with its Reno, CA location opening. DCC began the relationship by completing its first Apple store in San Luis Obispo, CA in 2007.
DCC completes its 65th restaurant in company history and solidified its reputation with brands like The Cheesecake Factory, Bloomin' Brands and Darden.
DCC celebrates beating the industry status quo with a "Women in Construction" event upon reaching 50% women in project management positions and 30% companywide. Plus, John Schaub joins DCC as VP of Operations.
DCC restaurant division expands rapidly capturing 50% more work than years past
DCC completes the largest project in its history with the Chanel Beverly Hills on Rodeo Drive. DCC also expands its charitable efforts, raising and donating over $70,000 for community causes.
To mark the occasion, key leadership is established with promotions of Brian Naliboff (VP of Business Development), John Schaub (VP of Retail), Ron Gordines (VP of Hawaii), and Maryam Samady (CFO) and Frank Naliboff (CEO).
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