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Posted: January 16, 2024
CM&B hires Skawinski as project executive
Manhattan, NY CM&B, a Boston and New York-based construction management firm and general contractor, has added Mark Skawinski to the firm’s NYC office as a project executive.
Skawinski's demonstrated leadership, strategic vision, and ability to navigate the complexities of projects will contribute to the team’s continued growth and success. His dedication to excellence aligns with the values and traditions of CM&B.
During Skawinski's nearly 15 years of experience in construction; he has solidified a reputation of trustworthy project management, giving clients confidence in his capabilities while delivering successful projects.
Skawinski's industry knowledge and connections will continue to propel CM&B’s growth in the New York Metro area.
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