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Posted: November 10, 2017
Dowling Houy hires Hall as senior project manager
Boston, MA From running his own landscaping and construction business, to cultivating and developing relationships with customers in various sales roles, Gary Hall’s diverse background is a perfect fit for the Dowling Houy team. Hall joined the company as senior project manager. Dowling Houy is glad he chose them to bring to bear over 15 years of experience overseeing a multitude of projects, from the limited one-off moves to extensive, multiple-phase relocation projects for over 500 people.
Working with companies like Fidelity Investments and Vistaprint has given Hall an unique synergy for project oversight and a fine-tuned attention to detail that becomes vital at key points in the cycle of their client’s needs. From budget to timelines to unusual challenges, Hall keeps his clients’ best interests at the forefront. Hall’s depth of experience in construction, facilities relocation management and sales makes him a natural at keeping a balance-positive approach to working with contractors and clients.
The Dowling Houy team welcomes Hall as they look forward to his new experiences with us on future projects.
Dowling Houy delivers independent, cost effective project, construction and relocation management consulting services for commercial organizations.
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