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ReArch Welcomes Bleau

South Burlington, VT – ReArch Company announced it recently welcomed Lillie Bleau, SHRMCP as its human resources manager.

In this position, Bleau works closely with ReArch’s hiring managers to attract, motivate and retain top talent. She spearheads recruitment, hiring, employee onboarding, benefits administration, and payroll processing. She

cultivates ReArch’s culture by supporting and engaging with employees, driving ReArch’s social mission, and continually working to enhance benefits to ensure that ReArch continues to be one of the “Best Places to Work in Vermont.” She brings nearly 10 years of Bleau human resources management experience and an extensive background in office management.

Campbell-McCabe Welcomes Miller

Maynard, MA – CampbellMcCabe Worldwide recently announced the addition of new senior staff member, Bradley Miller, AOC. He joins the team as senior specification consultant.

In this role, Miller will interface with clients to understand project needs, work with them to create specifications that optimize both the client’s and architect’s objectives for each specific project, and assure security coordination.

Miller has 38 years of door hardware consulting experience; 23 years working for hardware distributors and 15 years working directly for a premier hardware manufacturer. He holds Architectural Hardware Consultant (AHC), Electronic

Hardware Consultant (EHC), Certified Door Consultant (CDC) and Architectural Opening Consultant (AOC) certifications from the Door Hardware Institute, and a Construction Document Technology (CDT) certification from the Construction Specification Institute. Miller “Bradley has a wealth of experience as both a distributor and specification writer. His ability to collaborate with clients and effectively communicate the technical aspects of the work, along with his commitment to sourcing the highest quality products for each project and budget, make him a tremendous asset to our team,” said Campbell-McCabe principal and owner, Susan McCabe

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Procopio Promotes Vitale

Middleton, MA – The Procopio Companies announced the promotion of Bryan Vitale from vice president of development to senior vice president, strategy & investments.

Vitale began his career at Procopio in the spring of 2018 as a project manager and was promoted to vice president of development in 2021. In his new role, Vitale will continue to oversee the acquisitions team and will take on additional responsibility for brand vision, investment strategy, and corporate growth as Procopio expands its platform into new markets and across different asset types.

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Vega Joins Connolly Brothers

Beverly, MA – Connolly Brothers announced the addition of Stacey Vega as business development manager.

Before joining the team at Connolly Brothers, Vega spent more than eight years as business development manager at JM Coull, Inc. She says she looks forward to continuing to focus on promoting the design-build

project delivery method on behalf of Connolly while also spearheading the firm’s growth among key markets such as life science/biopharma, corporate/ industrial, education, healthcare and more. She brings more than 20 years of diverse business develVega opment and marketing experience to the Connolly Brothers team.

TFMoran Personnel Announcements

Bedford, NH – After nearly 30 years at TFMoran, Inc., Jeffrey M. Kevan, principal and civil engineering department manager, has announced his intent to retire from the company at the end of 2022.

Nick Golon, PE in the Bedford office, will be assuming Kevan’s role of civil engineering department manager. Golon has over 21 years of experience in civil engineering, with the last 16 years at TFMoran. His engineering background includes a diverse cross-section of projects in the residential, commercial, industrial, and energy markets, ranging up to several hundred million dollars in value.

The company also announced that Margaret Levell, EIT has joined the firm as a civil project engineer in the Bedford office. Levell joins TFMoran after graduating with her Bachelor of Science in agricultural engineering and environmental and natural resources from Purdue University.

Additionally, Andrew Griffin, PE recently earned his Professional Engineer license for the State of New Hampshire. Griffin serves as a structural project engineer in the Portsmouth office and joined TFMoran in 2018. His structural design experience includes steel and timber commercial, industrial, and residential buildings, and concrete foundations.

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Fontaine Bros. Hires Three

Springfield, MA – Fontaine Bros. Inc. announced it recently hired Michael Tiberii as senior project supervisor, Tom Ingle as project supervisor/manager and Nicole LaCroix as project manager.

Tiberii joins Fontaine from AECOM Tishman where he was vice president of MEP services. With over 35 years of experience, he has worked on projects in many sectors including life science, hospitality and residential. He completed the Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Architectural Design and Drafting Program and earned a certificate from the University of Texas’ Project Management Program.

Before joining Fontaine, Ingle was a general contractor who managed his own

Tiberii construction and remodeling company. He is a licensed construction supervisor and earned a degree in business management from Providence College.

LaCroix comes to Fontaine from Bowdoin Construction. She earned a Masters of Construction Management degree from Wentworth Institute of Technology and a B.S. in interior design. Her diverse experience includes a wide range of projects in the academic and life science sectors.

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Grandstaff-Rice Joins Perkins & Will

Boston – The incoming president of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) has joined Perkins&Will. Emily Grandstaff-Rice, FAIA, will use her national platform to advance equity, decarbonization, research, and evidence-based design across the industry. She is based in Perkins&Will’s Boston studio.

Grandstaff-Rice’s most recent projects focus on K-12 and higher education learning environments, with her most

notable projects including Hildreth Elementary School in Harvard, Mass.; UMass Lowell Health and Social Sciences in Lowell, Mass.; and Boston Children’s Museum in Boston. In addition to her interest in educational typologies, broader themes around justice, equity, Grandstaff-Rice diversity, and inclusion (J.E.D.I.) inform Grandstaff-Rice’s design philosophy. She is a champion of J.E.D.I. in the design profession and in the communities architects serve.

Marr Appoints New Company Officers

Boston – The Marr Companies chairman and CEO, Dan Marr, recently announced that Jeffrey Marr Jr. has been appointed president of Marr Scaffolding Company, and Christopher Foley has been named vice president of Isaac Blair & Co. Inc.

A member of the sixth generation of the Marr family, Jeffrey Marr Jr. began his career at Marr in 2008 and has recently served as vice president, business development. In his new position, he will continue to direct the business development effort as he assumes leadership for the management and sales teams across Marr Scaffolding Company which includes the scaffolding, shoring, aerial lifts, swing stages, mast climber and bleacher divisions. He succeeds Daniel F. Marr III who has held the position since 1994.

Foley joined the Isaac Blair team as project manager in 2017 and was promoted to general manager in 2019. Over the past five years, he has provided field management for hundreds of specialty shoring projects. He maintains a Massachusetts Construction Supervisor’s license.

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Staber Earns WELL Accreditation

Staber Salem, MA – Jones Architecture announced that project manager Alya Staber has become a WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP).

She has been a part of the Jones team for three years and is an advocate of human wellness and equitable design.

As a WELL AP, Staber is committed to advancing human health and wellness in buildings and communities, and is now a certified ambassador for public health and the design of spaces that empower people to eat, sleep, work out, perform and feel their best.

AGC MA’s Lisa Frisbie Honored

Boston – On Nov. 29, in individuals from industry and recognition for her continuous academia who have demonstrated and enthusiastic support of outstanding leadership in Wentworth’s Construction the construction industry or Management program, Lisa construction education, and who Frisbie, vice president of member believe in the organization’s services, Associated General goals and ideals. Contractors of Massachusetts During the ceremony held (AGC MA), was inducted as at Wentworth, 25 Wentworth an honorary member of Sigma Frisbie CM students received both local Lambda Chi (SLC), the International and international recognition for their Construction Honor Society. outstanding achievements in construction

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Bowdoin Promotes Harris

Needham Heights, MA – Bowdoin Construction announced the promotion of Scott Harris to director of construction.

Harris started with the company as a co-op, and assumed increasing project management responsibilities over his 12-year tenure, progressing from assistant project manager to project manager and senior project manager, prior to taking on his current role. He has overseen

numerous high profile and award-winning projects across Bowdoin’s market sectors, including academic, corporate/ industrial/lab, medical, residential, and retail. In his role, Harris will guide Bowdoin’s operations team, collaborating closely with clients, Harris architects, and project partners, to continue delivering on the Bowdoin promise of execution with excellence in all phases of construction.

SLAM Announces Promotions

Glastonbury, CT – The S/L/A/M Collaborative (SLAM) announced the promotion of Rick Herzer, AIA, LEED AP to managing principal of design and director of sustainability, and Robert Zygmunt, PE to principal and shareholder.

Herzer joins the Firm Core Team after 35 years with SLAM. He oversees the coordination of all design issues between the client and design team. His hallmark is inventive design that elevates the building program, space and the human experience through creative solutions. His passion for computer technology has led the firm to improvements in project delivery, elevating the conversations around building technology and sustainability.

Zygmunt joined SLAM in 2007 and serves as the lead structural engineer for many of SLAM’s complex university projects. He has contributed to many award recognitions, including Palladio, AIA and ENR. He is a registered engineer in the state of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Georgia. He is a committee member on the National Council of Structural Engineering Association (NCSEA) and chairperson for the Structural Engineers Association Connecticut chapter (SEAConn) Structural Licensure Committee.

Additional promotions within the firm include 16 staff to senior associate and 13 staff to associate.

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Windover Promotes Robitaille

Beverly, MA – Windover Construction announced it has promoted Jennifer Robitaille to project executive.

She joined Windover in 2013 and as a senior project manager has led many of the firm’s largest and most complex projects, primarily in the academic sector. With over 20 years in the industry, she began her career in

architecture before moving to construction, and brings a holistic view of the project to her approach. In her role as project executive, Robitaille will provide overall leadership to many of Windover’s academic projects Robitaille while mentoring and developing people and teams.

Ebbrell Welcomes Servies

Boxford, MA – Ebbrell Architecture + Design announced that Jen Servies, NCIDQ has joined its team as a senior interior designer.

Servies has over 15 years of experience in commercial design including 1 million sq. ft. in projects for the world’s largest online retailer and the Las Vegas offices of a major digital sports entertainment company.

Before joining the firm, Servies was an associate senior interior designer at IA Interior Architects of Boston. “Jen brings extensive experience in corporate interior and workplace projects, which bolsters the firm’s already deep expertise in this market sector,” Servies said Miika Ebbrell, AIA, LEED

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