Keith Byram, P. Eng. F.E.C, C.M, O.Y.
Executive Chairman

Keith Byram has a degree in Civil Engineering and extensive experience in senior management. He has overseen the successful completion of hundreds of civil projects, many of which involved isolated northern locations and sensitive environments. In 2012 he received the Fellow of Engineers Canada (FEC), the highest level of membership given based upon wealth of experience, commitment and contribution to the engineering field. Keith Byram is an inductee to the Yukon Transportation Hall of Fame, past Chair of the Yukon Water Board, and past President of Yukon Association of Professional Engineers. He is past director of the Yukon Contractors Association, past director of Yukon Chamber of Commerce, and past director of the Canadian Construction Association. He is also past Chair of the Yukon Hospital Foundation, past Director of Yukon College, past director of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Director of Yukon Minerals Advisory Board, and past member of the Yukon Justice Advisory Board.

Jennifer Byram, BBA, COHS
Chief Executive Officer

Jennifer Byram has more than 35 years’ experience in heavy earthworks projects. With a hands-on approach, she directs the operation of Pelly Construction and oversees the planning and administration of the financial, human, and capital resources of all Pelly’s projects. Jennifer works closely with Project Superintendents to ensure all resources are in place to meet project deliverables. Jennifer is community-minded and involves herself and Pelly Construction in giving back to the community. Jennifer Byram is a founding member of the Yukon Construction Safety Association (now the Northern Safety Association) and has sat on various boards including Yukon Contractor’s Association, Yukon Chamber of Mines, Yukon Chamber of Commerce and the Yukon College Foundation.

Nick Rodger, P.Eng
Chief Operating Officer

Nick resides in the Yukon and brings over 18 years of progressive experience in infrastructure development, civil engineering, and project management, with the majority of his career dedicated to working in northern and remote environments. His background spans both the private and public sectors, giving him a unique ability to navigate the technical, regulatory, and operational challenges inherent to complex infrastructure projects.

Throughout his career, Nick has taken on increasingly demanding leadership roles—from working directly in the field as a site superintendent on major highway reconstruction projects, to managing large-scale earthworks and tailings facilities in the mining sector, to overseeing multimillion-dollar capital programs. His project experience ranges from heavy civil construction, mine development, and transportation infrastructure to public buildings, energy systems, and community-focused municipal works.

Nick’s leadership style is grounded in collaboration, accountability, and a hands-on approach. He has successfully led and developed multidisciplinary teams through challenging timelines, environmental constraints, and northern logistics. His work has consistently involved complex technical oversight, strategic planning, budget management, and extensive collaboration with First Nation governments and development corporations, subcontractors, community partners, and regulatory bodies.

With deep experience in cold-weather construction, complex geotechnical environments, and remote-access projects, Nick is recognized for his ability to deliver high-quality outcomes in some of Canada’s most demanding conditions. His diverse background allows him to bridge technical engineering requirements with operational execution, ensuring that projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and on time.