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Posted: August 7, 2009
Robin joins Levien & Co. as associate project mgr.
Allison Robin, LEED AP, has joined project management/owner's representation firm Levien & Company, Inc. as an associate project manager.
Her role at Levien & Co. is to provide back up for some of the firm's larger and more complex projects, as well as managing projects of her own.
Prior to joining the firm, Robin spent four years as a project manager for Richter & Ratner Contracting Corp.
Robin received a bachelor of science degree in City and Regional Planning from Cornell University, and is currently pursuing her master's degree in Construction Management from New York University.
New York City-based Levien & Company, Inc., was founded in 1992 by Kenneth Levien, AIA, to satisfy the need for the highest quality project management services for complex projects.
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