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Biddle joins Jewett as project accountant and administrative assistant

Lauren Biddle,
Jewett Construction

Raymond, NH Jewett Construction hired Lauren Biddle to work as a project accountant and administrative assistant.

Biddle attended Plymouth State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in the accounting honors program. She first gained exposure to the accounting field while attending college, where she was employed as a student account services worker. Post-college, Biddle began her career as an accounts receivable/accounting assistant. As time went on, she continued to work her way to achieving her goal position as an accountant. 

Craig Jewett, president of Jewett Construction, said “With Lauren’s workspace being located at the entrance of the Raymond office, it was vital for Jewett to add an associate with great energy, and Biddle turned out to be just that and more. We are thrilled to have added such a hardworking team member who is an expert at what she does.”

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