Baden joins Calamar as project manager for hospitality division; Experience of 20 years
Calamar, a full-service real estate organization comprised of construction, development, property management, asset management and finance & investment divisions revealed the appointment of Ron Baden as project manager for Calamar's hospitality division.
Baden has 20 years experience in project management and estimating and will be working solely for Calamar's hospitality division in the construction department. Baden will be responsible for estimating, planning, managing and overseeing new hotel construction projects.
"Ron brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to plan and oversee our hotel projects," said Tom Weeks, executive vice president of construction for Calamar. "We look forward to the continuing growth of our organization and the abilities Ron possesses will help us achieve those goals."
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