Board of Directors

Mr. Scott Heintzelman holds a B.S. in accounting from Messiah University and is the Vice President of Finance and Administration at Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe – home of the Famous Martin’s Potato Rolls! Scott’s focus at Martin’s is on finance, culture, communication, risk management, strategic planning and people development. Before his employment at Martin’s, he was a Partner with McKonly & Asbury, LLP where he was in charge of the Family Business Group and in doing so, provided service to some of the region’s most well known businesses.

Scott is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), a Certified Management Accountant (CMA), as well as a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE).

While employed at McKonly & Asbury, Scott wrote a blog, “The Exuberant Accountant,” which Entrepreneur Magazine recognized as one of four best accounting blogs for gaining “a better understanding of your business finances.” He also is a frequent lecturer on the subjects of Leadership, Family Business, succession planning, and employee engagement.

Scott currently serves on three family business boards and has been serving for over 15 years as a member of the Board of Trustees of Messiah University. He is a graduate of Leadership Harrisburg, a 2001 recipient of the Central Pennsylvania Business Journal’s “Forty under 40” award, an Eagle Scout, and a 13-time Ironman finisher!

Keith Brubacher leads the company’s purpose, strategy, and culture.  He models and instills Brubacher’s core values – safety, integrity, initiative, and teamwork – throughout the company.  He is dedicated to keeping the company’s mission, Shaping the World We Live In, at the forefront of all projects and organizational efforts by building relationships with clients and team members. Keith’s passion for the future of Brubacher is displayed daily, ensuring the company continues to serve clients as promised and serves others by creating a work environment that provides positive experiences, opportunities, connections, and outcomes.

As a member of the third generation of Brubachers in excavation, Keith has gained over 35 years of construction experience. Working within the company since a part-time job at the young age of 14, he held multiple positions, including Laborer, Equipment Operator, Safety Manager, Site Superintendent, and Vice President of Operations. His zeal for excellence fuels the daily energy to ensure Brubacher remains a place where team members can thrive and a business that positively impacts the areas and clients it serves.

In addition to his passion for Brubacher’s presence in the community, Keith also enjoys spending time with family and friends and living out his purpose to create places of refreshment where others can gather and experience the presence of God. He enjoys landscaping, woodworking, restoring and creating new life out of old things, and ‘diesel therapy’ provided by antique earthmoving machinery, preferably with a straight exhaust pipe!

Benjamin S. Brubacher founded the company in 1971 and led the company as President for over 30 years. Ben currently serves on the board of Brubacher. His unrelenting commitment to excellence set a high standard upon which we build today. Ben’s knack for recognizing and responding to the abilities and needs of those around him built a strong culture of initiative. Clients and employees alike benefit from his ongoing influence in the next generation.

• Recognized by Inc. magazine as a 1990 Entrepreneur of the Year Contractor Finalist
• Past Director, Keystone Chapter, Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC)
• Chairman, Subcontractor Caucus, ABC General Contractor/Subcontractor Council
• Past Director, Gehman’s Mennonite School
• Vice Chairman, Annual Auction Committee, Keystone Chapter, ABC
• Participant in the “People to People” Construction Trade Mission, United States and the Soviet Union

Myron has over 17 years in the construction equipment and truck industry. He most recently served Brubacher in the role of Project Manager and Business Development for the Energy Services division.

Myron started working with the company in High School during the summer as a Mechanic. After graduation he held various roles from Heavy Equipment Technician and Shop Supervisor to Director of Fleet. Myron is a graduate of the AGC Project Management Development Program. He is PEC SafeLand and OSHA 10 Hour trained. He has also attained the designation of Certified Equipment Manager (CEM) through the Association of Equipment Management Professionals (AEMP), completed the Construction Equipment Institute and the Kelly Walker Fleet Management courses and is a graduate of Lancaster Mennonite High School

Myron’s hobbies include spending time with his wife and three boys, motorsports, and landscaping projects.

Charles “Chuck” Grier has more than 40 years of experience working in the construction industry, with 35 of those years at Utility Contractors, Inc. (UCI). He has held numerous positions at UCI, including his current position as chairman and CEO of UCI and its parent holding company, FTF Holdings, Inc.

Mr. Grier is committed to the community and has served on several non-profit boards, including Goodwill Industries, Heartspring, YMCA, Ronald McDonald House, and the Quivira Council. He has also received awards for his long-term service to the Boy Scouts of America. He is currently a vice chair of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, a past president of State Chapters of the Associated General Contractors of America in Kansas and Oklahoma, a lifetime national director of the AGC of America, and a member of International CEO and Rotary.

Mr. Grier attended Stanford University’s Summer Construction College, and he holds a B.S. degree in construction science from Kansas State University (KSU), where he serves as chairman of the College of Engineering Advisory Council. Mr. and Mrs. Grier both serve on the KSU Foundation Board as well. He attended the US Army Engineer Basic Officer course at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia after graduating from KSU – ROTC and was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant.

In 2016 Mr. Grier was inducted into the KSU College of Engineering Hall of Fame and delivered the 2017 spring commencement address to the College of Engineering.

Larry Winkleman retired in December 2021 as President of Hinkle Contracting Company, LLC in Paris, Kentucky, after 44 years in the heavy highway construction and construction materials industry. His work included public, industrial and commercial customers spanning Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Kentucky.

In 1998 he received the Executive Director’s Award of Excellence for outstanding service to the Ohio Turnpike Commission. He served on statewide committees with the Ohio Contractors Association (OCA) and as the OCA Toledo Chapter President in 1998. He was a board member of the Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors (KAHC) from 2017-2021. In addition to serving as a board member of the Plant Mix Asphalt Industry in Kentucky (PAIKY) from 2017-2021, he was the association’s President in 2020.

Larry graduated in 1978 from Ohio Northern University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He graduated from Heidelberg University with an MBA in 2001 and received the Outstanding MBA Student Award. In 2002, he was inducted into Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society, as an eminent engineer.

Larry is active in the community serving his church through youth ministries, committees, and lay speaking. He actively supports local rescue missions as well as Ohio Northern University.

Larry and his wife, Jan, have three children and seven grandchildren. Jan went home to heaven in 2018.