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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 19, 2024
North Branch Construction hires Cannon as project coordinator and Spaulding as human resources assistant
Concord, NH North Branch Construction has welcomed Becky Cannon, project coordinator to the team. Cannon brings a background in project and contract management, logistics, training, and customer service.
North Branch Construction has also welcomed Audra Spaulding in the role of human resources assistant. Spaulding brings experience in working with people in the health care, social services, and hospitality industries that will serve her well in fulfilling her role in human resources and recruiting at North Branch Construction.
“Becky has rapidly become an integral part of our project coordinator team. She brings a range of skills and experience that will enhance our ability to provide high value, quality, and service to our clients,” said Joseph Campbell, North Branch Construction president. “Audra brings great experience in new hire recruitment, onboarding, and HR administration that will directly benefit the future growth of North Branch Construction.”
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