MEET OUR TEAM

Casey Widener

Casey Widener is Sedona’s Senior Executive- responsible for managing the financial actions of the company. Casey is also charged with managing the Corporate Business Unit as well as our Field Office Administrative Team.

Sedona’s solid financial systems are what empower us. Casey keeps our finances positioned for continued success. Casey’s positive and cheerful leadership has an ongoing impact on company operations, helping us to analyze, strategize, and grow our financial position. Casey not only understands current accounting practices and trends but also has experience raising capital and adapting to change in our ever-expanding company operations.

Victoria (Tori) Pruett

A native of Las Cruces and a graduate of New Mexico State University, Tori became a very welcome addition to the Sedona team in 2019.

Tori began as an Office Manager, then worked her way up the ladder into a Safety Manager and now Operations Manager, overseeing all project submittals and assisting field supervisors with safety training as well as clerical duties.

For the past 6 years, Tori has been a driving force in promoting a safety culture at Sedona Contracting. Her “Lead by Example” approach has made her someone many seek out when they need guidance.

The integrity and respect that Tori has for her work is evident. She consistently makes time to educate and be there for team members on and off the field. Tori’s ability to remain calm and focused during even the most stressful situations makes her an exceptional role model.

Tori embodies all of our core values, however, “Job Done Right” is what comes to mind first. Tori has managed to find that middle point where policy and implementation can merge.

Manny Guardiola

Manny learned solid values growing up in rural Ruidoso, New Mexico. He also learned valuable life and construction skills from working for his father’s small construction company. Upon graduating from the University of New Mexico, Manny went to work full-time for his father’s company.

In 1997, at the ripe old age of 23, Manny started Guardiola Construction Co., Inc. In the succeeding years, Manny has overseen over $200 million worth of construction projects.

In 2009, Manny began working for Sedona Contracting as a consultant and later joined Sedona as a full-time project manager and estimator. In 2017, Manny became a senior project manager. As a senior project manager for Sedona Contracting, Manny is responsible for all multi-state operations and provides management oversight for all construction projects. Current and past projects include commercial/retail sites, residential development, water and wastewater systems, public roadways, and Government sector projects.

Stacy Aderholdt

Stacy has been in construction management for the past 27 years and has focused on federal contracts for the past 18 years. He received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design from Auburn University and has been an Alabama native his entire life. Stacy has managed federal contracts ranging in value from $50 million to $90 million. His tasks include building and managing relationships with our government clients, managing subcontract forces, compiling task order estimates and proposals, setting up and maintaining budgets, preparing task order invoices, and building and managing our site teams.

Tanner Miller

Prior to joining Sedona, Tanner worked 15 years in the construction industry, with 5 of those years in construction management. Beginning his construction career at Fort Riley, KS, Tanner attended Manhattan Area Technical College, Manhattan, KS, for Architectural and Civil Drafting. Moving into the field of Engineering Inspection led Tanner to construction management at Fort Hood, TX.

Tanner has brought his knowledge and experience to Sedona for the past 5 years, managing Sedona’s Job Order Contracts (JOCs) held at Fort Cavazos, TX. He has successfully developed relationships with contract representatives of the United States Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of Public Works.

As Senior Project Manager, Tanner works onsite managing Sedona program staff, including field Superintendents, Quality Control personnel, Safety team, Estimators, and Project Management. Developing great teamwork and providing a positive atmosphere has been Tanner’s focus. The goals and accomplishments of the team have made the current program one of the largest and most successful JOCs in the nation. Tanner credits Sedona’s Fort Cavazos team as a key part in serving Fort Cavazos military personnel and their families.