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Dowdell joins Levien & Company

Kimberly Dowdell, Assoc. AIA, NOMA, LEED AP, has joined Levien & Company, a leading real estate project management/owner's representation firm, according to Kenneth Levien, AIA, president and founder of the Manhattan-based firm. Dowdell will focus on both marketing and project management. She will oversee the firm's efforts to secure new real estate project management assignments for premier institutions and companies in New York and around the nation, while also ensuring that each Levien & Co. project is defined by an exceptional client experience. "What attracted me to Levien & Company is its leadership in project management for a wide variety of New York City's most iconic properties," said Dowdell. "The opportunity to work with such impressive colleagues to serve the firm's incredible client base is fascinating, as is the opportunity to expand the company's reach." "This is a very exciting time for our firm," said Levien. "As we embark upon our 20th year in business, we anticipate demonstrating our trademark ability to creatively organize, manage and document the entire building process on behalf of our clients to a wider market base. Kimberly's experience in both design and marketing complements our business strategy - we are delighted to welcome this talented new member to our team."
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