Mosaic, a construction technology platform for the residential development industry, has tapped homebuilding operations veteran Daryn Strop to lead the company’s expansion from Arizona into Colorado. Strop brings over 20 years of construction operations experience with publicly traded homebuilders such as Lennar, PulteGroup and KB Home. Mosaic plans to hire additional staff as it grows its regional presence.
Strop joins Mosaic as its regional director of operations in Colorado, where he is responsible for the management and oversight of the build-out process for new and existing communities within the Denver area, including overseeing customer and trade partner relationships; managing horizontal and vertical scheduling for development sites and leading key performance indicators such as cost, quality, production schedule and employee and trade partner performance.
“Mosaic is bridging the gap between construction and technology in a way that is significantly improving the homebuilding process to allow us to make places people love and make them widely available,” Strop said.
Mosaic is a tech-enabled general contractor for production-scale residential development projects. The company’s technology and team deliver value throughout the entire construction process, from pre-development through construction and into warranty.
Strop formerly served as the vice president of housing operations for Brookfield Residential, a homebuilder and developer in Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Maryland, Texas and Virginia. Prior to Brookfield, Strop served as the vice president of operations for KB Home in Colorado.
Mosaic recently closed on its Series B funding, backed by venture capital firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, Peak State Ventures, Building Ventures, Founders Fund, Greylock Partners, Innovation Endeavors, Thrive Capital and 8VC. Mosaic plans to expand to Texas, Southern California and additional markets later this year.
