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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 16, 2018
Stratton, Cinelli and Rowen join LAN-TEL Communications
Norwood MA Lan-Tel Communications, Inc. continues to grow with the addition of Burt Stratton as security implementation manager, Kelly Cinelli as marketing manager and Kerri Rowen as project coordinator.
Stratton comes to LAN-TEL with over two decades of experience in sales, solutions development, communications infrastructure, design build, project implementation and management. He will assist LAN-TEL’s team in its buy estimating and contracting department.
Cinelli brings extensive experience in marketing, public relations, new business development, sales and social media. She will be responsible for the continued growth and promotion of LAN-TEL’s security and public safety suite of services and the established low voltage/cabling foothold LAN-TEL has held for the past 25 years in New England.
Rowen brings an impressive background in project coordination and management to assist LAN-TEL’s project managers with the largest clients in healthcare, construction, law enforcement and academia. Her background will allow the LAN-TEL team to assist its largest companies and corporations to thrive and grow.
“As we enter our 26th year, we are fully prepared with LAN-TEL’s suite of services to assist all clients in every city and town in New England and to connect and protect their community. We have the right team in place for 2018,” said Joe Bodio, CEO of Lan-Tel Communications.
Lan-Tel Communications, Inc., is the industry leader and trusted provider of structured cabling systems, integrated public safety and security solutions and IT infrastructure services. For more than 25 years, LAN-TEL has offered an unparalleled level of client service, support and innovative technologies to New England’s largest corporations, buildings and municipalities.
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