J. Calnan & Associates Inc. (JC&A), a construction management firm in the Northeast specializing in world-class preconstruction services and challenging construction projects, has promoted Jeffrey Cameron, Daniel Charest, David Conner and John Noone to partner.
“At JC&A, we pride ourselves on hiring extremely talented people who are both good at what they do and incredibly likable. Jeff, Dan, Dave and John truly exemplify what that means,” said Jay Calnan, JC&A CEO and partner. “Promoting these key leaders to Partner recognizes how their leadership, knowledge, and experience have helped our firm grow significantly. They are well-respected internally and externally, dedicating their talents to nurturing lasting connections with key clients and partners. The expertise that Jeff, Dan, Dave, and John demonstrate in their respective fields has had a profound impact on JC&A’s success.”
Cameron, project executive, has been a leader at JC&A for 15 years, gaining experience that includes over a decade of project management overseeing some of JC&A’s largest and most complex projects. Marlborough Hills, Kayak.com, Ultimate Kronos Group, Skating Club of Boston, Boston Properties, Quest Diagnostics and TripAdvisor are just a few of his past clients.
Charest, project executive, began as an assistant project manager nearly 17 years ago and has been involved with numerous complex construction projects, including NESN, Cognex, PTC Inc., Schneider Electric’s North American Headquarters, Olympus SSA, the Hilton Garden Inn, 50 Otis Street redevelopment and Boston Dynamics Headquarters. He has also been instrumental in advancing JC&A’s technology goals.
Conner, director of project management, has been with JC&A since 2010 and has worked on a wide range of projects. These include multiple projects for Boston Properties, Pegasystems, Dynatrace, ZoomInfo and Fresenius Medical Care, among others.
Noone started at JC&A in 2002 as a superintendent and most recently advanced from director of field operations to vice president of field operations. As Superintendent, he completed projects for NESN, GE, Biogen, Wyeth (now Pfizer) and Sasaki.
