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Posted: December 15, 2023
The Boulos Company adds three team members
Portland, ME The Boulos Company has added three new team members to their roster, bringing the new talent count to six for the year.
Cassadi Chase joined The Boulos Company as an office assistant in Portland. Previously, she worked as a technology specialist with TalentLaunch, recruiting staff for the light industrial market and supporting leadership. Her track record in administrative efficiency and love of problem-solving will be an asset to the Boulos team.
Austin Stebbins joined The Boulos Company’s Portsmouth office as an associate. Stebbins’ experience includes working as a contract reviewer for THRIVE Maine, a program administered by the Finance Authority of Maine.
Tara Bergin joined The Boulos Company in October as an administrative assistant in Manchester. Prior experience includes 15 years at Fidelity, where she was a senior executive administrative assistant.
Bergin excels at the attention to detail and organizational skills needed in both office management and the hospitality industry.
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