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Posted: March 27, 2020
Jewett Construction hires Cambridge as vice president
Raymond, NH Jewett Construction has added Myles Cambridge to its operations team, as the vice president of N.H. operations. He will ensure that each project is exceptional and results in the highest level of client satisfaction. “Myles is a leader and a positive force in the operations field,” said Greg Stewart, senior vice president of Jewett Construction. “His keen attention to detail and vast experience makes him the perfect fit for this role.”
Cambridge has built his career over the last 25 years working nationally and in the Greater Boston area holding the positions of project executive, manager of construction services, director of construction, director of business development, national account executive, project manager, owner’s representative and construction manager. He excels at creating lasting relationships where excellence and team success are the norm.
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