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Concord, NH – North Branch Construction recently announced the addition of three new employees.

Cain Gosselin joins as project superintendent, bringing over 20 years of construction experience in scheduling, estimating, subcontractor coordination, and field leadership. The firm’ s representatives say he has a proven ability to manage all aspects of project execution, ensuring work is completed safely, on schedule, and in full compliance with plans, specifications, and local codes.

Jordan Temple joins as safety specialist, bringing more than 15 years of experience in construction safety management. His background includes conducting site inspections, developing safety protocols, and delivering safety training. Temple holds a Bachelor of Science in safety studies from Keene State College.

Rachel Walker joins the team as field administrator, bringing strong administrative and operational support experience, with skills in inventory management, order processing, customer service, and coordination with vendors and mechanics. Representatives of the company say her attention to detail and ability to keep complex processes running smoothly make her a valuable addition to the team.

The firm also announced that Susane Gilbert, project manager and principal of the firm, has been appointed as an alternate member of the Associated Builders and Contractors of New Hampshire and Vermont( ABC NH / VT) board of directors. Gilbert has 25 years of experience in architecture, construction, custom home design, and community development. She joined North Branch Construction in 2022

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Gilbert and became a principal in 2025. She is a LEED Green Associate and an active member of the New Hampshire chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction Mulleavey( NAWIC).

Additionally, Christopher Mulleavey, project superintendent, has been appointed as vice-chairman of the ABC NH / VT Young Professionals Board( ABC NH / VT YPG). Mulleavey joined North Branch Construction in 2021 as a carpenter and was promoted to foreman in 2023 and then to project superintendent in 2024. Today, he plays a key role in guiding project teams and supporting the next generation of builders.

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South Burlington, VT – ReArch Construction has announced leadership changes that support the company’ s continued growth in Vermont and New Hampshire and its expansion across northern New England.

Chris Huston has been promoted to executive vice president. In his expanded role, Huston will provide firm-wide strategic direction, focusing on preconstruction, business development, and organizational performance for the approximately 80-employee construction management firm. He will continue to support client engagement and project delivery. Huston has led ReArch’ s preconstruction efforts for more than six years.

“ Chris has been instrumental in helping ReArch grow in a thoughtful and sustainable way,” said John Illick, CEO and owner of ReArch Construction.“ He leads by example, brings clarity to complex situations, and consistently raises the bar for how we serve our clients and support our teams.”

As part of this leadership transition,

Salem, MA— Jones Architecture announced it has welcomed Lauren Arrington as project manager and Makayla Burkhart as designer.

“ We’ re thrilled to welcome Lauren and Makayla to the Jones team,” said Founder Rick Jones.“ Lauren brings valuable experience and a strong understanding of how thoughtful design supports people and communities. Makayla has already demonstrated tremendous curiosity and enthusiasm through her time with us. Together, they reflect the collaborative culture and passion for architecture that define our firm.”

Arrington joins Jones Architecture with 12 years of industry experience, bringing a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to project delivery and a passion for creating spaces that improve people’ s everyday experiences.“ What drew me to Jones was the sense that design, collaboration and personality all coexist here,” Arrington said.“ I am excited to

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June 2026

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Kurt Naser has joined ReArch as vice president of preconstruction, effective April 20, 2026. He succeeds Huston in leading the company’ s preconstruction team.

Naser brings experience in preconstruction management, cost estimating, and project planning, including conceptual budgeting, guaranteed maximum price development, value engineering, and constructability analysis. He was recognized as a Rising Star by Vermont Business Magazine in 2025.

“ Kurt brings the kind of leadership that strengthens how we plan and deliver for clients across the Northeast,” Huston said.

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join a team that values both good work and good people.”

Burkhart joins the firm full-time after completing two internships with Jones Architecture, building on her connection to the firm’ s culture and approach. Initially attracted by Jones’ work in adaptive reuse, she says it was the people who ultimately drew her in.“ Everyone seemed genuinely excited about architecture,” Burkhart said.“ Interviewing wasn’ t about whether I could do the work— it was about how I felt about design.”

Boston – Ionic Development Company announced that Michael Morizio has joined the firm as project manager.

In his role, Morizio will play a key role leading the firm’ s continued growth across its higher education portfolio in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. With over 15 years of experience managing large-scale construction projects in higher education environments, he

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brings a deep understanding of institutional needs, stakeholder coordination, and occupied campus construction to Ionic’ s higher-education clients.

Prior to joining Ionic, Morizio spent a significant portion of his career at MIT, where he led capital renewal initiatives, infrastructure upgrades, and campus improvement projects within an active academic setting. www. high-profile. com