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Posted: July 27, 2015
Kratsman and Gorospe join Corgan's New York City office
According to Corgan, Florencia Kratsman and Morgan Gorospe have joined the New York City office.
Kratsman has joined as vice president, contributing 20 years of architectural and design background. She received her master of science in architectural design from Columbia University and has a bachelor's degree in Architecture from Pratt Institute.
Gorospe is the new director of business development for the office and is focused on corporate interiors. She has 14 years of experience and is a graduate of the University of California Los Angeles with a degree in professional designation in construction management and bachelor's degree in Interior Design. She's involved with the New York City chapters of CoreNet Global and IFMA.
Corgan looks forward to the knowledge and expertise Krats,am and Gorospe will bring to the firm.
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