Matthew Miller is a Project Manager at Keller North America.
In his current role, Matthew manages the delivery of ground improvement, earth retention, and specialty geotechnical construction projects throughout the Central Region. Recent projects under his leadership include large-scale healthcare, infrastructure, and industrial developments, including the UNMC Project Health hospital expansion in Omaha, Nebraska.
Matthew earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Kent Abella is an Area Manager at Keller North America.
Kent leads business development, operations, estimating, client relations, and project execution across Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas, and the surrounding Midwest. Since joining Keller in 2002, he has held progressively senior leadership roles managing complex geotechnical construction projects with a particular focus on earth retention systems, deep foundations, and specialty ground engineering solutions. In his current role, Kent oversees regional project teams, supports strategic growth initiatives, and works closely with owners, engineers, and contractors to develop practical and cost-effective solutions for infrastructure, commercial, industrial, and energy projects.
He attended the University of Kansas and has contributed to numerous high-profile projects, including major stadiums, industrial developments, and advanced manufacturing projects throughout the United States.
Matthew Zabawa, G.I., is a Design Engineer II with Keller North America.
Matthew specializes in groundwater control and dewatering systems. He has more than seven years of experience in the design and installation of groundwater control techniques, including deep wells, wellpoint systems, and ejector wells. He is currently based in Rockaway, New Jersey, and supports dewatering projects throughout the United States. Matthew holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology and Geography from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.