From Our Team to Yours

Darren ListerCEO and President

EGR Inc. CEO & President, Darren Lister founded the Oklahoma-based architectural millwork and commercial casework company in 2000. With his roots in residential remodeling, he saw the need in the market for a cabinet shop capable of doing large-scale projects. Since starting EGR , his vision for the company remains intact today: To value people, to perform with excellence, and to add value to the community. Under Darren’s leadership, EGR has grown steadily year after year and the company has its sights to expand regionally and nationally.

He is a current member of the Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI), has served as an adviser at OSU-OKC and is a board member for NewView Oklahoma.

Noah HutchensController

Noah is the head of EGR’s Solid & Hard Surface division and serves as our Controller. His tenure with the company goes back to his high school days. In 2001, he became a shop laborer and quickly rose through the ranks, even staying on part-time while attending school at the University of Oklahoma. Noah graduated with an accounting degree and has been key in our fiscal strength and growth. He’s a huge soccer fan and even traveled to Brazil for the World Cup.

Eddie MartzBusiness Development

Eddie’s journey to head of business development is a storied one. He started working at EGR as a draftsman in 2002, and has held just about every job you can at EGR. He worked in the shop running a CNC, later worked as an assembler, installer, a driver, then as an estimator, and ultimately – he became a project manager. Eddie spent five years in his role as a project manager, including management of EGR’s largest project to date for a leading U.S. technology company. From there, Eddie transitioned to business development where he manages existing and new client relationships. He also oversees the estimating department and project managers.

Eddie currently serves on the board of Rebuilding Together OKC. He is also involved with the Development Committee as well as the Rebuilding Day Committee.