News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 22, 2024
Chikurty of North Branch earns LEED Associate credential
Concord, NH According to North Branch Construction, Shrika Chikurty, assistant project manager, has received the LEED Green Associate credential from the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED Green Associates are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote and implement green building practices within the workplace and community.
“Shrika obtaining the LEED Green Associate designation is just another example of her commitment to ensuring she has the skills and knowledge base to most effectively serve our green building clients,” said Joseph Campbell, North Branch Construction president.
“Attaining LEED Green Associate credentials is an important and valuable contribution that Shrika has made to the quality of the services North Branch Construction provides our clients.”
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