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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 17, 2013
Graves Jr. promoted to president of ABC Moving Services
Sam Graves Jr. has been promoted to president of ABC Moving Services. Graves is the second generation to lead ABC Moving. Graves has been in the commercial moving business for nearly 15 years, and has served in every capacity from mover to management.
Also, Nick Graves has been promoted to vice president, with responsibility for logistics and operations.
"I am pleased to see our plans for successful transition to the next generation coming to fruition," said Sam Graves Sr.
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