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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 20, 2017
Barker joins Wild Apple Homes as assistant project manager
Manchester-By-The-Sea, MA William Barker has joined Wild Apple Homes, as an assistant project manager. Barker’s primary role will be coordinating and managing subcontractor and client relations to assure quality control throughout every stage of all construction and renovation projects.
Wild Apple Homes
“Wild Apple Homes is known for its dedication to building quality homes and our appreciation of client scheduling and budgetary needs. In response to our recent growth, we are excited to expand our team to ensure we continue to provide superior service to our clients,” said Tom Dodge, president of Wild Apple Homes. “William brings a broad knowledge base and an impressive background in the arts that provides resourceful, innovative solutions to design challenges. With his high-energy and eagerness to learn and grow, William is an excellent addition to our team.”
Barker’s diverse background working in creative endeavors, including furniture building and independent contractor work, will contribute to his new role at Wild Apple Homes. As assistant project manager, Barker will be tasked with overseeing the daily management, coordination, supervision, and successful completion of all projects, as well as supporting the team at Wild Apple Homes.
Barker earned a Bachelor of Arts from Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon.
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