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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: November 19, 2008
Conti of Bond Bros. honored at Wentworth
Rose Conti, a project executive with Bond Brothers received the Women at Wentworth Award for her distinguished contributions and achievements in providing service, modeling character, and demonstrating leadership to the female constituency at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Conti has more than 25 years servicing the corporate interior / institutional market sectors, managing accounts and project teams for many well respected clients in the city of Boston and suburban market sites.
Wentworth president Zorica Panti presented the 2nd Annual Woman of the Year Award to Rose, BCN 1992, at a "Women at Wentworth" dinner in May. "It's an honor to present Rose with the 2008 Woman of the Year Award," said president Panti. "The Wentworth community appreciates all her work, effort and energy that she commits to help make Wentworth a better place for so many."
Conti is the 2nd vice president of the Wentworth Alumni Association.
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