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Hamwey joins PROCON's development team

According to PROCON, Jennifer Hamwey has joined their business development team. Hamwey has over 20 years of private development experience in land use engineering and the successful delivery of environmental and regulatory approvals. Her past projects include the CVS Corporate Campus Rhode Island, Jefferson at Westford, the Greater Boston Food Bank, Cronin Rink Revere and NewBridge on the Charles Dedham. Jen will be working with our senior staff to bring in new business across a variety of market segments, deepen existing relationships and manage the initiatives of our clients. "We are very pleased that Jennifer has joined our team," said John Samenfeld, president of PROCON. "Her significant experience in permitting, project management, and development, together with her strong civil engineering background will prove to be invaluable to our clients and the company." Hamwey is a graduate of Wentworth Institute of Technology, where she earned a bachelor of engineering degree in Civil Engineering and a bachelor of science degree in Architectural Engineering Technology. She is a licensed Professional Civil Engineer in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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