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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 18, 2015
Professional Profile: Maia Jordan 2015
Name: Maia Jordan
Title: HR Generalist
Company: Trinity Building and Construction Management Corp.
Location: Wilmington, MA
Place of birth: Danvers, MA
Family: Husband Brett and daughter Calla
College: Emerson College, BS in Marketing Communication
First job unrelated to your current field: Sales associate at the Gap
First job in current field: Project management coordinator for Fidelity Corporate Real Estate
What your firm does now and its plans for the future? Trinity is a national general contracting and construction management company specializing the hospitality, retail, multifamily and corporate markets. We plan to expand into new markets and to grow considerably both in terms of staff and volume. In the coming months I'm going to be very busy seeking talented candidates to join our growing team!
Hobbies: The beach, boating, collecting vintage Shiny Brite Christmas ornaments Favorite novel: Martin Eden by Jack London
Favorite film: The Goonies
Keys to success: A positive attitude, flexibility, emotional intelligence and continuous learning.
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Nursing
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