Benoit joins Wright-Ryan

Wright-Ryan Construction, Inc. has hired Suzanne Benoit, LCSW, SPHR as their director of human resources. Benoit brings a depth of human resource experience that will provide one of Maine's most respected construction firms with a strategic, flexible, and forward-thinking resource for its employees and clients. Benoit is the diversity vice president and a board member of the Human Resource Association of Southern Maine, and is an occasional presenter for the Maine Society of Healthcare Human Resources Association, Maine Association of Nonprofits and the Maine State Human Resources Council. Benoit is also a published author of a book on Nonprofit Board Governance.

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