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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 21, 2018
Krygeris rejoins Eckman
Eckman Construciton
Bedford, NH Jonathan Krygeris has rejoined Eckman Construction’s project management staff after working at a Massachusetts construction management firm during the past two years. Krygeris originally served in the role of project manager at Eckman from 2010 to 2016 and has an additional nine years of prior experience.
Kyrgeris is a seasoned construction professional who has overseen several successful projects including Milford Ambulance Facility, Union Crossing Mill Apartments, and the Franklin Pierce University Pappas Health Science & Athletic Training Facility. He holds a degree in Architectural Engineering Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
“We are excited to have Jon back,” said John Deloia, vice president at Eckman Construction. “His knowledge of our process and people has allowed an immediate impact to be made. It is as if he never left.”
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