News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 2, 2008
J. Calnan hires four new associates to team
J. Calnan & Assoc., Inc., recently hired four new associates to its team. The company hired assistant project manager, Molly Gates; project coordinator, Megan Kukal and two hires to the special projects division - project manager, Michael Collentro and superintendent, Mathew Martunas.
Gates has over seven years of industry-related experience with knowledge of a wide range of project types. Kukal is a recent graduate of Wentworth Institute of Tech. and participated in the internship program of J. Calnan. Collentro comes to J. Calnan as a seasoned project manager, possessing nearly ten years of experience. Martunas joins as a former superintendent of Ross Mundy Custom Homes in Georgia.
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