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Posted: March 24, 2023
Petrovick promoted to director at Elaine Construction
Newton, MA Caroline Petrovick has been promoted to director, academic sector at Elaine Construction Co. Petrovick joined Elaine Construction in 2017 bringing with her experience as both a practicing architect and a project manager in her role overseeing capital design and construction projects at Harvard University.
As the sector lead, Petrovick will oversee all academic work for Elaine Construction ensuring the firm’s campus construction policies and procedures are practiced, financial mandates are maintained, craftsmanship is delivered and that project teams are coached and mentored to ensure the longevity of these important relationships.
“Caroline brings foresight, a sense of urgency, an eye for detail and a mind for managing money. She is an asset to our team and a valued partner to our clients,” said Lisa Wexler, president of Elaine Construction.
Petrovick has been a public speaker on the topics of Net Zero Building Energy, and the Living Building Challenge, advocating for smart and sustainable building practices. Petrovick holds a BA from Yale University, and an MArch from the University of Mass.-Amherst.
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