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March 11. 2013 8:15PM
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NH native named regional CEO of AMR
American Medical Response, the company that provides ambulance service for the city of Manchester, announced Monday that is has chosen New Hampshire native Thomas McEntee as chief executive officer for the east region.
McEntee most recently served as the general manager for AMR's Riverside County, Calif., EMS operation.
He first became involved with emergency medical services in New Hampshire as a hometown volunteer emergency medical technician and has been involved in ambulance services now for two decades. Since 2007, McEntee has been an executive with American Medical Response.
McEntee has served on the board of directors for the American Ambulance Association for several years and is a past president of the New Hampshire Ambulance Association.
TFMoran announces ownership transition
BEDFORD - TFMoran Inc. recently transferred ownership of the civil engineering firm to a team of four senior employees.
Former owners Robert and Anne Cruess had been in charge of the firm since 1987 and owners since 1991. The company was founded 45 years ago.
"Robert and Anne Cruess have made a tremendous impact on our business and our profession," President Robert Duval said in a news release. "Under their guidance, TFMoran has always been on the cutting edge of innovation. Robert and Anne pioneered sustainable design in our region with the creation of the Eco-Industrial Park in Londonderry.''
The new ownership team includes Dylan Cruess as chief operating officer, and senior vice-presidents Jeff Kevan and Paul Sbacchi. Robert Cruess remains involved as chairman of the board of directors and to assist in marketing and outreach. Anne Cruess will remain as chief landscape architect.
Centrix president to mentor young people
BEDFORD - Joseph B. Reilly, president/CEO of Centrix Bank, will mentor a group of young professionals in a new program called Corner Office Connections. Established by the Manchester Young Professionals Network, Reilly hosted his first session with the group on Feb. 27.
MYPN's Corner Office Connections program will provide young professionals an opportunity to get to know an established and involved leader in the Greater Manchester area. The program is intended to offer young professionals an inside look at what it takes to lead a successful organization.
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MCENTEE
American Medical Response, the company that provides ambulance service for the city of Manchester, announced Monday that is has chosen New Hampshire native Thomas McEntee as chief executive officer for the east region.
McEntee most recently served as the general manager for AMR's Riverside County, Calif., EMS operation.
He first became involved with emergency medical services in New Hampshire as a hometown volunteer emergency medical technician and has been involved in ambulance services now for two decades. Since 2007, McEntee has been an executive with American Medical Response.
McEntee has served on the board of directors for the American Ambulance Association for several years and is a past president of the New Hampshire Ambulance Association.
TFMoran announces ownership transition
BEDFORD - TFMoran Inc. recently transferred ownership of the civil engineering firm to a team of four senior employees.
Former owners Robert and Anne Cruess had been in charge of the firm since 1987 and owners since 1991. The company was founded 45 years ago.
"Robert and Anne Cruess have made a tremendous impact on our business and our profession," President Robert Duval said in a news release. "Under their guidance, TFMoran has always been on the cutting edge of innovation. Robert and Anne pioneered sustainable design in our region with the creation of the Eco-Industrial Park in Londonderry.''
The new ownership team includes Dylan Cruess as chief operating officer, and senior vice-presidents Jeff Kevan and Paul Sbacchi. Robert Cruess remains involved as chairman of the board of directors and to assist in marketing and outreach. Anne Cruess will remain as chief landscape architect.
Centrix president to mentor young people
BEDFORD - Joseph B. Reilly, president/CEO of Centrix Bank, will mentor a group of young professionals in a new program called Corner Office Connections. Established by the Manchester Young Professionals Network, Reilly hosted his first session with the group on Feb. 27.
MYPN's Corner Office Connections program will provide young professionals an opportunity to get to know an established and involved leader in the Greater Manchester area. The program is intended to offer young professionals an inside look at what it takes to lead a successful organization.
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