EL PASO, Texas. (May 12, 2026) – Angelica Rosales, Texas director of development for Sundt Construction and native El Pasoan, was recently re-appointed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s Governor’s Commission for Women.
The appointment represents Rosales’ second term on the commission. Gov. Abbott has charged the commission with developing a strategy and implementation plan for making Texas the No. 1 state for women-owned businesses and address human trafficking. In addition, the commission supports the foster and adoption outreach programs of the Heart Gallery.
Rosales brings over 25 years of expertise in management and business development. She serves as a director in The Texas Lyceum and sits on the governing board of The Hospitals of Providence East Campus. She also is vice chair of the Heart Gallery of El Paso and sits on the Council of Advisors for The Borderplex Alliance and the Regional Development Council for Make-A-Wish North Texas. Rosales is a Hunt Aspen Fellow. She was recognized as a Woman of Impact by the El Paso Inc. in 2020 and a Woman of Distinction by the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce in 2023. She started three El Paso nonprofits supporting women and children.
About Sundt
Sundt Construction, Inc. (www.sundt.com) is one of the country’s largest and most respected general contractors. The 136-year-old firm specializes in transportation, water and wastewater, advanced facilities, heavy industrial and mining, building, concrete and renewable power work and is owned entirely by its 5,000-plus employees. Sundt is distinguished by its diverse capabilities and experience, unique employee-ownership culture and depth of self-perform expertise in multiple trades. Much of Sundt’s workforce is comprised of skilled craft professionals who, together with the company’s administrative employees, enable Sundt to fulfill its mission to be the most skilled builder in America. Sundt has 13 offices throughout California, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Utah and Florida and is currently ranked the country’s 46th largest construction company by ENR, the industry’s principal trade magazine.