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Posted: December 7, 2018
Howland joins Jewett Construction Co. as marketing manager
Raymond, NH Jewett Construction Company, a New England regional design-build construction management firm and general contractor, has hired Kat Howland as marketing manager. Howland has worked within the non-profit and higher education field for a number of years and brings with her a knowledge of marketing and graphic design. She comes to Jewett from one of the state’s most trusted educational resources, The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Hampshire, where she actively managed two state-wide educational campaigns and created an innovative and interactive recovery website.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kat to our Jewett Construction family. Her demonstrated her ability to drive strong consistent results in a collaborative environment while maintaining a focus on community engagement, values, and customer excellence are imperative to drive our continued growth.” said Craig Jewett, president of Jewett Construction.
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