Sara Kendall

In this capacity, she oversees a portfolio of interior projects across New York City in many market segments. She provides executive oversight on matters related to Turner’s operational, financial, and sales initiatives. Turner Interiors performs approximately $750 million in revenue annually with 200 employees. Upon completing her civil engineering degree at Cornell University, Sara joined Turner as a field engineer, beginning her career at the Times Square Tower project. In 2003, Sara continued to take on roles of more responsibility, including New York’s first SourceBlue Manager and Project Engineer on the Visionaire, NYC’s first LEED Platinum-certified residential building. She was named Senior Project Manager in 2015 and Project Executive in 2016 at Rockefeller University's Stavros Niarchos Foundation–David Rockefeller River Campus project. In 2017, she transferred to New York’s main office as Manager of Business Development and was promoted to Vice President. In addition to her day-to-day responsibilities, Sara is the executive sponsor of Turner’s SkyWell employee resource group. Turner’s employee resource groups seek to foster an environment where all people experience inclusiveness and empowerment through genuine conversations and intentional actions required in a multicultural workplace. SkyWell, in particular, aims to create a supportive environment for Turner employees of Asian descent to develop the necessary skills to better serve Turner and our clients.