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Posted: July 25, 2023
McLaughlin named senior associate at Denham Wolf Real Estate Services
Manhattan, NY Denham Wolf Real Estate Services hired Maddie McLaughlin as a senior associate in project management services.
As a senior associate, McLaughlin supports Denham Wolf’s clients and project management staff from the project’s onset and lends her construction management expertise to drive projects forward. McLaughlin’s responsibilities include preparing and updating project documentation and presentation, coordinating FF&E procurement and installations, supporting project team assembly, payment processing, and the project close-out process.
In her previous role in construction management, McLaughlin managed $4 million in subcontractor trade packages for a 220-unit senior living facility. McLaughlin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from George Washington University.
Using her background in construction, McLaughlin hopes to help the non-profit community deliver their projects in the most efficient way possible and to ensure the needs of the communities they support are met.
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