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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 17, 2010
Van Winkle joins TRO Jung|Brannen as associate, director of client development
Karen Van Winkle has joined TRO Jung|Brannen as associate, director of client development.
Van Winkle has over 30 years of experience in the architectural and interior design industry. Her primary focus will be developing new business opportunities in the commercial sector with an emphasis on commercial interiors. Van Winkle will also be seeking opportunities to build our network in the firm's other practice areas, including hospitality & residential, arts & education, research, and healthcare..
Prior to joining TRO Jung|Brannen, Van Winkle was senior associate/principal at ADD Inc for more than nine years, actively leading all aspects of client development.
"Karen brings to TRO Jung|Brannen unique skills, enthusiasm, and experience. She has a zealous passion for connecting people and businesses for their mutual benefit.," said Robert Hoye, CEO of TRO Jung|Brannen.
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