News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 15, 2010
Jones Lang LaSalle hires 8 for construction
Jones Lang LaSalle has bolstered its construction team with the hiring of eight professionals. Harry Dangora and Jason Russo have rejoined the company's construction team as senior vice president/construction manager and superintendent. Jim Fagan joined as construction manager, Chad Nixon, Doug Stapelfeld and Bob Kelly joined as superintendents, Scott Dean accepted the role of assistant construction manager, and Courtney Howes as construction coordinator.
Dangora and Fagan will manage base building and interior construction assignments for owners and corporate clients. Dean will support the management of construction projects and Russo, Nixon, Kelly, and Stapelfeld will be responsible for supervising the daily on-site management of a range of assignments. Howes will support administrative aspects of the firms assignments.
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