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Posted: January 14, 2008
Brodish named vice president of construction at Olnick Organization
George Brodish has been named vice president of construction at the Olnick Org., with responsibility for ongoing and new capital improvement projects at all of the company's commercial and residential properties. Prior to joining the Olnick Org., Brodish, served as a vice president for Professional Service Industries, Inc., and as a branch manager for TRC Engineers, Inc. His experience includes responsibility for a diverse range of major projects that include: the reconstruction of the PATH station at Exchange Pl., in Jersey City, and the West Quad Project for the Dormitory Authority State of N.Y. at Brooklyn College.
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