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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 12, 2012
Willis promoted to vice president of Northeast region for Falcon
Stew Willis has been promoted to vice president of the Northeast region for the Falcon Group. Willis has over 20 years of experience with engineering projects and capital reserve analysis almost exclusively for community associations, condos and coops. Willis has retained a N.J. State Special Inspector's license for EIFS/Stucco, an HHS Building Inspector and Construction Official license, and a Reserve Specialist (RS) designation.
"Stew has represented many of our clients with great success on various project scopes and we look forward to his new role as Regional VP with us. Stew has always gone that extra mile on his projects for us and the client, and we are all very proud of his accomplishments and his continued success with us," said Andrew Amorosi, P.E., R.S., principal of The Falcon Group.
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