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Posted: July 1, 2022
Alpine Environmental hires Duchesne to client services team
Chelmsford, MA Alpine Environmental has hired Mark Duchesne to their team. Duchesne will be joining the client services team with a focus on Alpine’s continued expansion into the commercial and federal markets.
Duchesne is a New Hampshire native who attended Pembroke Academy and then Plymouth State College where he studied business marketing. He brings 14 years of experience as a sales rep for a commercial painting company in N.H. and prior to that, 12 years of experience as a sales rep for Sherwin Williams paint. Duchesne has developed many excellent business relationships and has a proven record of success in his two decades in the business.
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