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Anthony DeMatteo 2009

Name: Anthony Dematteo Title: Vice President Company: Dimeo Construction Company Location: 75 Chapman St., Providence, RI 02905 Place of birth and year: April 1958 Family: Married to Irene. Three daughters. College: Bentley College, BS; Baldwin Wallace, MBA First job unrelated to your current field: Financial analyst for Ann Taylor First job in current field: Project accountant What your firm does now and its plans for the future?: Manage marketing and new business development efforts; continue to grow market presence of firm. Hobbies: Golf, gardening and fitness Favorite novel: "Hug Your Customer" by Jack Mitchell Favorite movie: The Graduate Keys to success: Innovation Person you most admire (outside of family): Frank Capra If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be?: Designer What is the biggest green change you would like to see happen in your industry over the next 10 years?: Design and utilize building materials and energy systems that are all consumption renewable.
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