Bisnow Special Report: How Ryan Cos
CEO Patrick Ryan Has Helped Transform The Family Business Into A National Powerhouse
Ryan Cos has evolved from a small retail design-builder to a development and construction firm with an uncommonly broad array of talents. It has put up everything from industrial buildings and federal courthouses to office towers and apartments. It builds ballparks and mid-rise parking facilities. With 11 offices and $1.5B in annual revenue, this family-owned company has become a national powerhouse.
The architect of this dizzying array of activity is Patrick G. Ryan, the third-generation family president and CEO of Ryan Cos. (Here, he's far left with an uncle, Tim, and cousin/former Ryan CEO Jim Ryan.) While other development firms of this magnitude—revenues came in at $1.5B last year—have taken on Wall Street ownership or sold out to professional management teams, Ryan is that increasingly rare example of a private company competing and thriving in competition against deeper-pocketed rivals.
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