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Walker Development & Construction Management expands business development department with new hire

Timothy O’Brien

Marlborough, MA Walker Development & Construction Management, Inc. has hired Timothy O’Brien as a vice president of business development. O’Brien brings 15 years of commercial real estate experience that will be instrumental in helping Walker Development to continue to expand its client base. The development and construction management firm serves clients in a range of commercial construction sectors, including corporate office, retail, life science and technology, medical office, industrial, academic, multi-family, government, hospitality, and wellness.

As a commercial real estate broker for fifteen years, O’Brien joins Walker Development’s business development team to continue the expansion of construction clients, sharing his specific knowledge of real estate transactions and how they intersect with construction projects. Prior, O’Brien had a rewarding career at Colliers International and Cresa Denver and holds a degree from Babson College.

“I have worked with and known Tim for close to twenty years. He brings impressive real estate knowledge and a strong network of relationships. His positive moral compass aligns perfectly with Walker Development,” said Jeff Walker, CEO of Walker Development. “I am excited to see him play a key role as the company continues its growth.”

In his new role, O’Brien will effectively communicate the company’s value proposition of its construction services to potential clients. Through his vast network of contacts, he’ll seek to identify growth opportunities for collaboration and build strong relationships within the industry. “I joined Walker Development because I was drawn to its reputation for being a market leader, its strong company culture, and the excellent opportunities it offers for professional growth. I believe in the company's vision and values, and I'm eager to leverage my skills and experience in the greater Boston commercial real estate community to continue driving Walker’s success.”

Walker Development & Construction Management is a leading full-service construction development firm for the last decade, providing value-driven, creative construction services with the highest level of quality and integrity to the New England region. Built upon 50 years of combined owner experience, the firm offers a multifaceted approach in real estate, construction, strategic partnerships, and investment development and management. Walker Development & Construction Management elevates the client experience by delivering expert preconstruction, construction management, design-build, general contracting, investment, and due diligence services. The company is headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts. To learn more, visit www.walker-dev.com.

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