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Yeatman and Grant named to leadership team at PROCON

Michael Yeatman

 

James Grant

 

Hooksett, NH PROCON LLC has named Michael Yeatman and James Grant as new members of the company’s leadership team, joining managing directors John Stebbins and Jennifer Stebbins Thomas and co-presidents James Loft, AIA, and Lance Bennett and the rest of the corporate team. 

Yeatman is PROCON’s vice president of construction with 12 years of service at the company, offering extensive knowledge and experience in field and project management of large commercial construction projects. Yeatman’s expertise is with PROCON’s design-build delivery method and ensuring a smooth project delivery for clients. Some of Yeatman’s most notable projects include the 13-story mixed-use Alloy Condos and The Row Hotel at Assembly Row’s Block 5A in Somerville, MA; nine-story Station Landing dual brand hotel in Medford, MA; Monarch Assisted Living Facility in Weymouth, MA; and the National Emergence Infectious Disease Laboratory BSL4 for Boston Medical Center in Boston. 

Grant, PE, is vice president of construction at PROCON and entering his 2nd year with the company. Leveraging his experience as both a structural engineer and construction manager, he is known for his ability to multitask complex, multimillion-dollar projects with an eye toward the crucial details contributing to project excellence. His accomplishments include successful and award-winning construction projects for retail, multifamily residential, office buildings, and manufacturing facilities. 

Some of his notable projects include the Shops at Billerica in Billerica, MA; Pointe Place Mixed-Use in Dover, NH and Wellington Parkside Apartments, Everett, MA.

“Michael and James exhibit all of the characteristics of the company ethos that have made PROCON a leading architectural and construction management firm and, more importantly, a great place to work,” said John Stebbins. “They come to work every day striving to provide our clients with creative solutions and exceptional service while helping to make everyone around them a valued contributor to that process. We look forward to having them at the leadership table and know that their continued contributions will help lay a foundation for our future as a company for years to come.”

“We could not have chosen two more qualified people to receive this promotion,” said Jennifer Stebbins Thomas. “They have earned the respect of their colleagues and our clients and have been a big part of our success over their tenure. We are thrilled to have their ideas, skills, and creativity added to our leadership team.”

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