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Posted: June 16, 2023
CM&B hire Jacob as vice president/project executive
Beverly, MA CM&B has announced the strategic addition of Chapin Jacob as vice president/project executive. With a strong track record of success developing and building high-profile life sciences and industrial projects, Jacob brings a wealth of experience to the team. In his previous role as senior project manager for National Development, Jacob successfully oversaw the construction of a significant life science campus in Watertown, MA. Additionally, he played a key role in the ongoing development of a major distribution and logistics center in East Hartford, CT.
Prior to his role in development, Jacob was the lead project manager on many large-scale life science developments for Massachusetts-based construction manager John Moriarty & Associates (JMA). In his role at JMA, he managed projects for notable clients, including Pfizer, KSQ Therapeutics, and MITIMCo.
“Chapin brings a unique skill set to CM&B, and we are thrilled to add his expertise in several of our core markets to our very talented operations group. Chapin shares in CM&B’s commitment to operational excellence and is a great addition to our dynamic team,” said Tim Puopolo, executive vice president/COO at CM&B
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