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Edward Rowse Architects hires Cobbs

Jessica Cobbs

East Providence, RI Edward Rowse Architects (ERA) has hired Jessica Cobbs to lead their procurement department as the director of marketing and business development. Cobbs will be a key player in the strengthening of ERA’s presence in the private sector.

“We are very excited to have Jessica as an integral part of our team! Jessica’s high energy, enthusiasm and private market insight will serve her well in her role as our director of marketing and business development,” said Steve Tucker, principal-architect at ERA.

Prior to ERA, Cobbs had been working in the commercial construction side of the A/E/C industry. She is an active brand ambassador for the WWIRE, where women who work in commercial real estate build strong connections through wellness focused events. When Cobbs isn’t at work she loves spending time outdoors and hiking with her husband and five German Shepherds! When asked about her new role, Cobbs said, “I have never been more confident in a decision than I have about this move. I am excited to be a part of such an amazing team, and a company that truly cares about its employees. It is a prodigious feeling to look forward to going to work each and everyday!” 

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