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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 15, 2016
Palmer and Sicard promotes Powers, Begin and Cook
Exeter, NH Palmer and Sicard has promoted Mike Powers, Bob Begin and Erin Cook.
Powers has moved into the role of plumbing/piping estimator. Powers has worked at Palmer and Sicard as a project manager for the past several years and is bringing his 35 years of industry experience to the estimating department. He started in the industry as an apprentice right out of trade school and currently holds numerous industry licenses.
Begin was promoted to the position of project manager. He has over 35 years in commercial, residential and industrial plumbing heating and construction industry and holds numerous licenses and certifications.
And Cook, with a history in plumbing and HVAC service management has been promoted to the role of assistant project manager. She brings over 15 years of industry experience to her role and holds a degree in business management.
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