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Posted: August 30, 2012
Essex Builders appoints Forward and Walsh as vice presidents
Essex Builders has appointed Glen Forward to the position of vice president of estimating; and Karl Walsh as vice president of business development.
Forward has a 30 year history in the industry, most of it with established general contracting companies, in either a project management or estimating role. He joined Essex in September of 2011.
Walsh has held project management and marketing positions with Essex during his four years with the company. He too has a strong resume with construction companies in North America and Europe.
"I am delighted to be making this announcement," said David O'Neil, president of Essex Builders. "These appointments really equip our company well to grow its market share."
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