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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Hanneke Talbot, TRITEC Real Estate Company
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TRITEC Real Estate Company
“Hanneke Talbot has a long and successful career in finance. She is responsible for the company’s financial management strategy and contributes to the development of the organization’s strategic goals. She also oversees accounting, finance, and property management for TRITEC. In a male-dominated industry, Hanneke is a role model for other women who are interested in pursuing careers in construction.” - Chris Kelly, Vice President of Marketing at TRITEC Real Estate Company.
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