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Posted: November 2, 2021
2021 Women in CRE: Megan Kinneen, EverGreene Architectural Arts
Name: Megan Kinneen
Title: Assistant Project Manager
Company Name: EverGreene Architectural Arts
In the past year, what project, transaction or accomplishment are you most proud of?
My biggest accomplishment of the past year was transitioning from work in an architectural office in Boston, MA to moving and working in NYC on the project management team of a specialty restoration contractor, EverGreene Architectural Arts. My first project after moving to the city was coordinating a sizeable plaster repair and repainting job in the main concourse of Grand Central Station which was an opportunity I never would have dreamed of for myself a year ago. Since then, I am constantly in awe and grateful for the chance to work on both proper “Landmarked” buildings and other icons around the city.
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