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Posted: November 27, 2013
Builders & Remodelers Association of Greater Boston appoint 2014 officers and directors
The 2014 officers and directors of the Builders & Remodelers Association of Greater Boston have been appointed at the annual installation dinner. They include:
* President: Scott Colwell
* Immediate past president: Felecia Elias
* 2nd immediate past president: Ted Mahoney
* 1st vice president: Robert Ernst
* 2nd vice president: Robert Shepard
* 3rd vice president: Charles Aggouras
* Secretary/treasurer: Guy Corricelli
* Associate vice president: Aaron Duke
* General counsel: Andrea Goldman
* Assistant general counsel: Robert Fasanella
* General counsel emeritus: Paul Moriarty
* Chief executive officer: Lorraine Devaux
* Associate directors: Mitch Zucker, Max Shapiro, Eileen Caplan, Brian McSharry, Michael Radner, Fred Adams Jr., John Perten and Bryan Dempsey
* Builder directors: Nicholas Falkoff, Chuck Hall, Franz Burke, Peter Griffin and Doug Storey.
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