Meet the ELEVATE Team

From left, Adam Schultz, CoreBuilt superintendent; Tea Shehadeh, CoreBuilt senior project manager; Fabian Delgado, St. Luke’s Facilities Technician; AK, St. Luke’s; Cam Sells, tireless volunteer; Amy Gauen, McGuire Igleski & Associates Architects; and Chris Neavolls, CoreBuilt founder and owner.

Tea Shehadeh

Tea joined CoreBuilt in 2022 as a Senior Project Manager with a background in Architecture and an MBA. She began her career as an Architectural Designer focused on multifamily and mixed-use developments throughout Chicago’s North Shore. With her broad-based education and extensive work experience, she brings a well-rounded perspective to each of her projects. She is pleased to play a role in our project, which will serve future St. Luke's generations in a foundational way. When not on the job site, Tea loves spending time with her husband and two daughters.

Chris Neavolls

As Founder and Owner of CoreBuilt Contracting, Chris Neavolls provides executive oversight and strategic direction for the firm’s commercial construction operations. With over 25 years of experience in construction management, development, and finance, Chris brings a results-driven approach focused on operational execution, risk management, and long-term client relationships. Since founding CoreBuilt in 2011, he has guided the company’s growth as a trusted general contractor delivering complex commercial and retail projects. His background in development and construction leadership ensures each project is supported by strong decision-making, financial discipline, and hands-on experience. 

Adam Schultz

As a Project Superintendent, Adam oversees day-to-day site operations, coordinating subcontractors, managing schedules, and maintaining clear communication to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards. Adam brings a diverse background in the construction trades, with hands-on experience in demolition, carpentry, electrical work, and site supervision. Before joining CoreBuilt, he served as Electrical Foreman on the Kenilworth Union Church project, overseeing electrical work during the second phase of construction.