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News: Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: December 4, 2014
North Branch Construction, Inc. names Blazon general manager
Bruce Blazon has been named general manager of North Branch Construction, Inc. Blazon is a project manager/estimator who has been with North Branch Construction for over 22 years and has served as vice president and principal of the firm since 2004.
In addition to continuing to oversee the tools & equipment department as well as North Branch University and Training, Blazon will now be responsible for oversight of operations including safety, service, quality control, buildings & grounds, and field personnel.
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