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Posted: February 14, 2013
Triggs of Jones Lang LaSalle names to ENR's Top Young Professionals list
According to Jones Lang LaSalle, assistant VP Patrick Triggs has been named to ENR's Top Young Professionals list for 2013 in New England.
The publication's annual competition celebrates the excellence of young design and construction professionals in the region.
He is part of the project and development services group. He has experience managing projects with interior fit outs, retail and hospitality. Among his current projects are: Amazon's new Cambridge headquarters, and infrastructure upgrades for Nokia in Burlington.
His other clients include: Burger King Corp., W Hotel, Bank of America, Bridgestone/Firestone, and Hitachi Data Systems.
"Our jury poured over nominations and picked candidates who represent the very best from a wide spectrum of disciplines," said Bruce Buckley, editor of ENR New England. "Our judges found Patrick to be a representative of excellence in real estate development."
An independent jury assembled by ENR judged candidates on the basis of their career experience; industry leadership; community service; and other factors. Winners will appear in an April 1 special New England edition.
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