News: Rhode Island
Posted: June 12, 2020
Titus promoted to senior project manager of DiPrete’s Newport office
Newport, RI DiPrete Engineering has promoted Molly Titus to senior project manager. As a licensed Professional Engineer in Rhode Island, Titus joined DiPrete in 2011 and has been working out of the firm’s office in Newport. Titus has over 22 years of land development experience and has worked with both public and private clients on institutional, industrial, and commercial projects on Aquidneck Island.
“Molly’s leadership of our Newport office is imperative as our business continues to grow in that area,” said Greg Guglielmo, executive vice president at DiPrete Engineering. “Her extensive engineering and management experience as well as her knowledge of the region’s market has been invaluable to our firm. We are very proud of her hard work over the years and look forward to what the future holds.”
Titus’ recent projects include the Brenton Hotel, a new four-story hotel in Newport, the redevelopment of a BankNewport located in downtown Newport, and the expansion of the Tilted Barn Brewery located in Exeter.
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