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Posted: January 20, 2010
Fox recognized as Project Manager of the Year from the N.E. chapter of CoreNet
Gretchen Fox was recently recognized at the 2009 New England chapter of CoreNet, a premier real estate industry trade association, Awards Gala as Project Manager of the Year for innovation and industry leadership. This award recognizes individuals whose performance and client interactions provide a uniquely valued experience for those with whom they work.
Fox RPM Corp. is an independent full-service project management firm.
Fox RPM Corp. is certified by the Commonwealth of Mass. State Office of Minority and Women Business Assistance, SOMWBA, as a Women Business Enterprise, WBE, and certified nationally by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council, WBENC.
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