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Kapatoes joins Gaston Electrical as manager

Kevin Kapatoes,
Gaston Electrical Co.

Norwood, MA Kevin Kapatoes has joined Gaston Electrical Co., Inc.’s team as technology infrastructure division manager.

Kapatoes brings over 35 years of professional experience, having worked in telecommunications and network engineer capacities as well as senior management positions. Most-recently, he served as a telecommunications/collaboration manager at Suffolk Construction. In his new leadership role, he will be responsible for oversight of all project management, estimating, purchasing, and business development functions within the division. 

“As buildings become more technologically advanced and connected, it’s imperative that we stay at the cutting-edge of the industry while providing the right leadership for future growth,” said Mike Weber, principal at Gaston. “Kevin’s addition brings just the right combination of experience and organizational skill to the division. He has hit the ground running and is already implementing low-voltage strategies for our clients, their customers, and end users.” 

“It’s a busy time in Boston’s construction and development scene, which presents exciting opportunities for trusted companies like Gaston to expand networks and foster new business relationships,” said Kapatoes. “Our skilled technology infrastructure team is poised for continued growth in 2019 and beyond. I look forward to building the division, providing innovative solutions to our clients, and working to meet our goals.”   

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