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Cappelli Ents. appoints Reitano as executive dir., design & const. coordination

Cappelli Enterprises, Inc. has named Michele Reitano as executive director, design & construction coordination for The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester and other Cappelli residential developments. Reitano is responsible for overseeing selections, upgrades and floor plan layout changes. She also manages all pre-closing inspections to ensure delivery of each residence is at highest standard, and that all customized selections are completed accurately. She joined Cappelli in 2005 as a purchaser liaison for Trump Tower at City Center. Her responsibilities included ensuring that all and any work needed in each residence was completed or post-closing. She holds a bachelor of science from St. Thomas Aquinas College, where she graduated in 1997.
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