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Posted: April 11, 2013
Trumbull-Nelson Construction Company promotes Thompson to vice president
Trumbull-Nelson Construction Company has appointed Theodore "Todd" Thompson as vice president.
Thompson joined Trumbull-Nelson as assistant project manager in 2000 and was promoted to the position of project manager in 2002.
As project manger, his efforts have included a wide variety of institutional, commercial and residential building and renovations, including work at the Howe Library, AVA Gallery and Art Center, Thetford Academy, Hanover Consumer Cooperative, Bellows Falls Middle School, Jake's Convenience Stores, and various new home construction projects.
Thompson is a 1992 graduate of the University of Vermont. He and his family reside in Norwich.
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