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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 12, 2012
Lopardo promoted at Aragon Construction
Aragon Construction has expanded its executive team with the promotion of Joseph Lopardo, to the position of executive vice president and principal of the firm.
"With nearly a decade of service to Aragon Construction, we are thrilled to announce Joseph's promotion to executive vice president/principal," said Alex Getelman, president and founder of Aragon Construction.
Moving through the ranks of the company since he joined as a project manager in 2003, Lopardo most recently served as a senior account executive, where he supervised projects for high-profile clients such as Lazard Freres & Co., Elie Tahari, Fortune 100 Investment Firms, and All Stars Performance Center.
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