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Vadney joins Engelberth

TJ Vadney has joined Engelberth Construction as director of business development. His experience includes his role as a preconstruction manager, virtual construction manager and project manager for a well known national contractor. He also has experience as an adjunct professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute developing course content for the Graduate School of Engineering. TJ is an effective negotiator who enjoys identifying client needs and his wide range of skill sets will make him a valuable asset to our organization in the NH market. Vadney is a board member for the YMCA of Greater Nashua, Green Building Committee member of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, coordinator of the Revit Users Group of Boston, member of the Associated Builders and Contractors of NH/VT as well as other affiliations and community involvements. He received his BS in Civil Engineering at Norwich University, Military College of Vermont and his MBA at Southern New Hampshire University. Vadney lives in Merrimack, NH with his wife Karen and two young children and his interests include sailing, skiing, soccer, golf, and architectural design. Engelberth Const., is a construction manager/general contractor with full-service offices in Colchester, Vermont and Keene, New Hampshire. The company employs approximately 160 people on projects throughout Vermont, New Hampshire, northern New York and Massachusetts.
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