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Skanska USA promotes Szatkowski and Post

According to Skanska USA Building, two senior level promotions in its Metro N.Y. Region have been made. Sean Szatkowski, an 18-year veteran of the company, has been promoted to VP of operations, and Justin Post who has worked at Skanska for 19 years is now senior VP- account manager. In his new role, Szatkowski will be responsible for supporting and assisting project teams on various job sites throughout the tri-state area. Most recently, Szatkowski oversaw field operations for the New Meadowlands Stadium, home of the New York Jets and the New York Giants. He has also supervised a number of large retail projects up and down the east coast. With more than 25 years of construction experience, Post will be responsible for client relations and new business opportunities in the Metro New York region in his new role at Skanska. He has been a vital factor in Skanska's continued growth, helping the company to win the World Trade Center Path Station project at the height of the recession. "Both Sean and Justin have played integral roles in expanding our business operations in the metropolitan area," said Tom Webb, executive VP and general manager of Skanska's New York Metro region. "Over the years, they have both proven to be invaluable assets to the growth of our company in this region, and we look forward to their important contributions in the years to come." Szatkowski holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and a master's in business administration, both from Rutgers University. Post holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Delaware.
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