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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 15, 2019
LaFreniere of Electrical Supply Center named to Lahey Hospital’s council
Burlington, MA Electrical Supply Center (ESC) appointed CEO Larry LaFreniere to the President’s Council of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center. The President’s Council is a newly established advisory council at Lahey Hospital.
The President’s Council brings together community members, professionals, and business leaders to serve as ambassadors for Lahey both in the community and within their professional networks. Members will assist in advising the hospital on its efforts.
“I am honored to join the President’s Council and bring my professional development experience to the organization,” said Larry LaFreniere. “I have been a longtime supporter of Lahey Hospital and the incredible work they do every day. I am excited to see what this new chapter brings for the organization.”
The Council is in its early stages but expects to continue growing. LaFreniere is one of the first three external members appointed to the council. Other members of the council include hospital leadership, physicians and board members.
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