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Posted: October 6, 2017
Colantonio hires project manager Chen and assistant project manager Borseti
Holliston, MA Construction management firm Colantonio Inc. recently expanded its team with new hires project manager Marc Chen and assistant project manager Evan Borseti.
Chen, a graduate of Boston College, brings 15 years of project management experience in the multi-residential, laboratory, higher education, and hotel/mixed use markets. He is on the project management team for the Mass. State House historic senate chamber renovation and manages the Bethany Health Care Center activities room addition project in Framingham.
Borseti works on the Mystic Water Works historical renovation for the Somerville Housing Authority and on the Golda Meir House occupied renovation in Newton for the Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly. Borseti has a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Northeastern University and six years of preconstruction and project management experience.
Holliston-based Colantonio Inc. provides award-winning construction management and general contracting services in the academic, affordable housing, commercial, municipal and historical restoration markets.
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