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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 19, 2019
Fort Point Project Management hires Smith
Fort Point Project Management
Boston, MA Scott Smith has joined Fort Point Project Management as a project manager.
In his new roll at Fort Point PM, Smith will combine his experience in facilities management with his background in space planning and space utilization. Previously, Smith was a facilities project manager at Boston University. In this role, he coordinated construction activities for capital projects across the campus and was responsible for the development and management of dynamic workplace management software providing real time data for master planning, facility management and maintenance projects.
“Scott’s depth of construction and facilities software experience will be invaluable to our clients,” said Christine Mosholder, co-founder of Fort Point Project Management.
In addition to his most recent role at Boston University, Smith has a range of experience working on the owner’s project management side for 10+ years. Smith will focus primarily on corporate and biotech clients in and around Boston.
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