Brad Mignone: From Journeyman to Construction Industry Success Story

Brad Mignone is the owner and president of Las Vegas-based Mignone Design-Build, a premier commercial construction company in Nevada. Mignone’s path to owning a well-respected, high-quality construction company is rooted in years of hands-on experience.

The construction company president began his career as a journeyman, laboring in various fields for several years. However, he soon took a keen interest in the business side of commercial construction. In the years since then, he and his teams have worked tirelessly and passionately to execute every contract focused squarely on quality and precision.

The following is a closer look at Mignone’s rise from journeyman to construction industry leader.

Early Career

Brad Mignone is the youngest of six children born to Italian-American parents in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. After completing his education, the Bay State native entered the construction industry as a tradesman.

Here, a young Brad spent years laboring to learn the intricacies of carpentry, plumbing, heavy equipment operation, and more. After cutting his teeth as a laborer, his attention soon turned to the business side of commercial real estate development.

His passion quickly led him to assume various supervisory and, from there, executive roles. These roles included but were not limited to project executive, director of development and construction, and, from there, vice president of development and construction.

Rise to Executive

Before long, Brad Mignone began serving as a senior-level land development and construction executive. His skill in bringing together talented tradespeople, exceptional subcontractors, and skilled equipment operators to achieve project initiatives on schedule and within budget saw him quickly prosper.

Fast-forward to today, Massachusetts-born Mignone remains laser-focused on exclusively delivering exceptional results. Highly regarded as a construction visionary, his considerable experience in project management continues to prove vital to Mignone Design-Build’s daily field operations, permitting, scheduling, safety oversight, and more.

The Mignone Design-Build owner and president is best known for his work on exclusive culinary establishments. He’s renowned for bringing to life modern restaurant concepts that highlight the kitchen as an integral part of a sleek dining experience surrounded by luxurious, art-inspired interiors.

Notable Projects

Among Brad Mignone’s many notable projects are the Michelin star and Forbes Five-Star-rated restaurant Wing Lei in Las Vegas, Alma at The Grove in Hollywood, and Bottega Angelina in Orange County, California. These restaurants perfectly reflect the Mignone Design-Build owner and president’s modern restaurant concept.

He’s similarly well known for renovating high-end retail spaces focused on delivering functionally optimized but always visually stunning shopping experiences. His high-profile retail clients include Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, and Yves Saint Laurent.

Yet, the pinnacle of Mignone’s career remains his partnership with Gordon Ramsay North America restaurants, which have received international acclaim for their architectural sophistication. The journeyman turned construction industry leader oversees real estate design, development, and field operations for all Gordon Ramsay North America-owned locations.

Away From Construction

Away from construction, Brad Mignone is a proud father and family man. The Mignone Design-Build owner and president has avidly followed sports since childhood and supports several Massachusetts and Nevada sports teams. He also finds immense enjoyment in skiing and golfing.

Elsewhere, Brad revels in dining at fine culinary establishments. A consummate gourmand, he also enjoys cooking and entertaining at home, where he has perfected numerous well-known signature dishes. The Mignone family enjoys spending time together outdoors in their free time, including walking their much-loved Goldendoodle dogs.

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