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Posted: March 4, 2016
Skanska USA hires Rose
Catherine Rose, SkanskaBoston, MA Skanska has hired Catherine Rose as director of staff development.
Rose will be leading Skanska’s ongoing efforts to support proactive personnel training and development. With a background in engineering and marketing, Rose will help Skanska in re-thinking how the firm mentors construction professionals to use technology and innovative processes. She will be collaborating with the project controls team
Rose brings more than 15 years of career experience to Skanska. Rose graduated from Stanford University with her Doctorate and Masters in Mechanical Engineering. She completed her MBA in Finance from University of Massachusetts Lowell and graduated summa cum laude with degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics and Spanish from North Carolina State University.
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