Rosendin

First female Senior Vice President is named, Angie Hart.

Rosendin hosts first cabinet-level jobsite visit from Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, along with Nevada Congresswoman Susie Lee (NV-03) to Arevon's Townsite Solar Facility in Boulder City, Nevada.

In June 2020, Rosendin Holdings, Inc., the parent company of Rosendin and Modular Power Solutions (MPS), announced it had established The Rosendin Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit incorporated to positively impact communities through financial grants and volunteer hours.
The Rosendin Foundation was established to positively impact communities, build and empower people, and inspire innovation. The Foundation partners with community-focused, non-profit organizations in 17-regions across the U.S. to support health including emotional, nutritional, and occupational programs. “Since 1919, we’ve been dedicated to leading, inspiring, and building communities across the nation. We are thrilled to launch The Rosendin Foundation to provide essential support for non-profit organizations and the people they serve at this critical time in our country’s history,” said Mike Greenawalt, Rosendin CEO. The charitable arm of Rosendin Holdings launched its efforts by donating $42,500 to 17-food banks in communities where Rosendin and MPS employees work and live.

Rosendin sends a team in partnership with Webcor Builders and Bridges to Prosperity to build a permanent footbridge in Rukurazo, Rwanda.

First female Vice President is named, Lisa Vere.

Rosendin opens an office in Maryland, stretching our Mid-Atlantic reach to include Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.
Later in the year, the North Carolina office opens to support the growing amount of work in the Carolinas.

Rosendin completes acquisition of KST Electric, Ltd., a Texas-based electrical contractor. KST will later assume a new name as Rosendin Electric, effective 2014.

Larry Beltramo named President and Chief Operating Officer of Rosendin. Tom Sorley remains Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the company.

Rosendin opens an office Las Vegas, NV. Four years later, in 2011, growth in the region requires expansion of regional office.

Jim Hawk, P.E. appointed Executive Vice President of Rosendin Electric. Jim joined the Company in 1985 having served in the industry since 1977. Jim serves as the Executive overseeing the Company's Preconstruction Services.

The opening of Rosendin's office in Tempe allows for expansion into the Southwest.

Rosendin Electric crews work to repair the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge after the 6.9 magnitude Loma Prieta earthquake in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Rosendin commemorates the 50th anniversary of its founding.

Rosendin moves to a new location on Sunol Street in San Jose, CA.

Raymond and Louis Rosendin assume leadership of the company and Rosendin Electric is incorporated by the State of California. Bertha Rosendin becomes Chairwomen of the Board.

During World War II, Moses Rosendin expanded his business to accept contracts from the shipyards that sprang to life around the San Francisco Bay. The end of WWII brought rapid commercial and industrial growth to the Santa Clara Valley and enormously expanded work for Rosendin.

The company grew from eight employees in the late 30’s to ninety employees in the late 50’s.

In 1919 Woodrow Wilson was President of the United States, the average house sold for under $4,000, and Moses Rosendin began Rosendin Electric Motor Works by wiring the first irrigation pumps in the vast, fruit-laden, “Valley of Heart’s Delight” (now known as Silicon Valley).

Rosendin Electric Motor Works
78 Race Street, San Jose, CA