Patrick Schueck

Patrick Schueck is CEO of Lexicon Inc., a leading provider of construction management, fabrication, erection, mechanical installation, golf course construction and plant management services. Lexicon delivers up to four million man-hours and 150,000 tons of steel annually through its multiple divisions - Lexicon Industrial Constructors, Lexicon Industrial Maintenance, Lexicon Energy Services, Prospect Steel, Custom Metals, Steel Fabricators of Monroe, Heritage Links and Universal.

Under his direction, Schueck led the transformation of Prospect Steel into a global leader in automated robotic fabrication and has overseen many of Lexicon's largest projects, including Chicago's McCormick Center expansion, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (formerly Cowboys Stadium), NASA's Stennis A3 Test Stand and key Nucor Corporation sites. Currently, Lexicon is working on several significant Northeast Arkansas projects, including Big River Steel 2 and Hybar.

Schueck serves on several boards, including Arkansas Children's Hospital, the American Institute of Steel Construction, Easterseals Arkansas and US Bank. He was recently appointed chair of the Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission and is a member of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee, the University of Arkansas College of Engineering Dean's Advisory Council and the Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineering.