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Posted: December 31, 2008
Stein promoted to vice president at Fox RPM Corp.
Fox RPM Corp. has promoted Peter Stein to vice president. The main focus of his new position will be to drive the growth of Fox as a premier provider of project management services to the real estate and facilities industry.
In his expanded role, Stein will ensure that Fox's clients receive the highest level of service and will be responsible for further expanding the technological sophistication of the company, to better support clients. He will continue to develop strategic relationships with partner companies to offer a more streamlined experience to clients. In addition, Stein will assist in the expansion of Fox's professional development and training program to maintain a high quality workforce.
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