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R&H Construction’s Ward retires from CEO role
91视频 Staff//May 4, 2023//
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John Ward is retiring as chief executive officer of R&H Construction. He will continue to hold a seat on the company鈥檚 board of directors. During his 42-year career with R&H, Ward has held nearly every position 鈥� from carpenter to superintendent to vice president and eventually CEO. As an executive team member for more than 25 years, Ward has guided the company through years of significant growth and evolution, including development of an award-winning safety program, recognition as a top workplace in Oregon, and construction of iconic projects like adidas Village, the One North development, and The Village at Mary鈥檚 Woods.
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