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Posted: April 1, 2022
Bartley joins Nordlund Associates, Inc. as senior associate
Danvers, MA Nordlund Associates, Inc. welcomes new team member Rick Bartley in a senior associate role.
Bartley comes to Nordlund with nearly 30 years of business and real estate experience. Bartley has owned and managed manufacturing businesses with up to $60 million in annual gross sales; built, financed, managed and sold over 200,000 s/f of industrial property; and participated in the telecommunications, medical and defense manufacturing and engineering industries.
Prior to joining Nordlund, Bartley was president and owner of Bartley Machine and Manufacturing Co., Inc., and prior to that Bartley R.F. Systems Inc.
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