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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 7, 2011
Meet the IFMA Member - Cavanagh
In addition to other significant cost saving changes Jean Cavanagh has consolidated N.Y. operations into one location, closing their former headquarters, built out an additional 50,000 s/f to accommodate staffing, relocated Detroit and LA remote offices to more efficient, less expensive office space and relocated their Boston office to N.Y. headquarters. MSLO has been rather hectic and Cavanagh has not had the opportunity to use IFMA to its fullest. She is looking forward to 2011 as things have quieted down and she will be able to attend some of the IFMA functions.
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