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Reynolds and DeWolfe join JLL Construction

JLL Construction has grown their Boston team with the addition of project manager Adam Reynolds and senior superintendent David DeWolfe. Reynolds comes to JLL from Shawmut Design and Construction with 10 years of construction management experience. He is a LEED Accredited Professional with experience on large-scale developments for institutional and corporate clients, such as Harvard University and Gillette. Reynolds has an Associates Degree in Surveying Engineering Technology from Paul Smith College and a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology. DeWolfe re-joins JLL Construction, bringing over 30 years of construction supervision experience on a variety of corporate fit out projects. He is a LEED Accredited Professional and will be responsible for the supervision and coordination of field operations, which include on-site supervision of subcontractors, scheduling of resources and materials, job site coordination with architectural and engineering personnel, and quality control. With the addition of Reynolds and DeWolfe, JLL Construction employs 35 people in its Boston office.
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