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Christa Construction promotes three employees

Gail Morelle,
Christa Construction

 

Steve Edwards,
Christa Construction

 

Rochester, NY Christa Construction has promoted the three following employees:

• Gail Morelle was appointed as a VP, business development. She began her career at Christa in 2009. In her new role, she will be responsible for overall corporate business development for Christa.

• Michael Hill was hired as a superintendent. In his new role, he will be responsible for managing subcontractors and scheduling. In his free time, he enjoys working out, hiking and playing sports with his daughter. 

• Steve Edwards was appointed as a project manager. He began his career at Christa in 2015 as an intern and has continued with them since then as an assistant project manager. 

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