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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 20, 2019
Kings Capital Construction hires Dwyer as senior project executive
Tarrytown, NY Kings Capital Construction has hired John Dwyer as senior project executive. Dwyer’s arrival at Kings signifies their continued growth and expansion in the midrise multifamily market. He has 20 years of experience in ground up, institutional, townhouse and high-end construction.
In his previous roles, Dwyer has proven himself a great leader and adopts a real-world approach. He is responsible for maintaining the smooth operation of Kings daily, overseeing all contract administration, cost control, schedules, and promoting healthy client relations.
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