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 for Change   the accounting team issued more than 4,000 payroll checks. IT was able to provide everyone with

            the equipment and tools necessary to continue working. The importance of those things cannot be
            downplayed because they help to provide everyone a sense of security and continuity that is so
            important in times of crisis.


            While we all have faced varying degrees of change and impact due to the coronavirus, it is with some
            sense of amazement mixed with pride that we stand here today in a very similar situation to last
            December. This has not been an easy year for anyone, but I congratulate you on how effortless you have
            made it look to make the transitions and pivots. I know what a tremendous effort goes into it all, and I
 and Impact  thank you for it.


            The fact that we can now look back on the year that was and continue to be proud of all the men and
            women of Rosendin is something that I will carry with me for many years. Without the hard work and
            dedication of our craft workers and office teams, we would not be able to cite these impressive statistics:
            We will end this year with more than $2 billion in revenue and with a backlog over $3B. Most importantly,
            we will end the year safely – having worked nearly 10 million labor hours with a total recordable incident
            rate of .88. Those are hours worked even with the temporary work stoppages.

            In the midst of it all, we have found a way to live our Core Values in a more focused way here at
            Rosendin. In July, we formally launched The Rosendin Foundation, an official 501(c)(3) organization, to
            provide a clear means to pursue the philanthropic efforts of Rosendin and our sister company, Modular
 A Message from Mike Greenawalt, CEO  Power Solutions. Rosendin has always worked to build our communities and our people. With The
            Rosendin Foundation, we are now able to focus our efforts on achieving those goals. For the first three
            years, The Rosendin Foundation will focus on emotional, nutritional, and occupational health. And what
            a timely launch it has been. Organizations in all three areas have been faced with unprecedented need
            during the coronavirus crisis. To date, The Rosendin Foundation has provided more than $142,500 in
            donations to food banks, domestic violence shelters, and suicide prevention organizations. In a time of
            incredible need, I’m proud of the work that The Rosendin Foundation has accomplished in only a few
 I’ve spent a great deal of time reflecting on how the last 13   months. We are living our core values of “We Care” and “We Share” to the fullest.
 months have unfolded. In December 2019, I was eager to
 begin the next 100 years of Rosendin’s story. As I stood in that   We face 2021 with another historical backlog, exciting new projects getting underway, and abundant
 hotel ballroom in San Jose looking out at the women and men who   opportunity. We are on the right track, in the right markets and geographical areas, and we continue to do
 help to lead and guide Rosendin, I felt immense pride. Because those   what is right for Rosendin. Rosendin is an organization that is filled with the best in our industry. Our craft
 women and men are the best and brightest that our industry has to   workers continue to build some of the most technologically advanced facilities, whether it’s a hospital,
 offer. I felt proud to be counted among them.  event center, or data center. We continue to complete landmark, visually stunning projects, including
            stadiums and solar fields stretching hundreds of acres.
 We began the year with a sense of excitement; the Executive
 Team and I were looking forward to getting out there to job   Through all of the hardship and challenges of 2020, we have continued to succeed in our mission to build
 sites and offices. We had a historical backlog, new projects   quality, build value, and build people. I’m grateful to lead a company filled with so many talented, resilient,
 getting underway, and so much opportunity. We had a plan   and determined women and men.
 and vision for how all of the pieces came together to achieve
 our goals. February brought us back to earth a bit when the   Thank you,
 coronavirus began to impact Rosendin. I feel I must again
 stress how successfully and quickly we were able to pivot as   as
 a company. The day after we shifted to a remote work plan,   our   Mike





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