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Navigating Aggressive Construction Timelines in the Hospitality Sector
Hospitality construction and renovation work is unique in that, more often than not, it requires contractors to perform complex, bespoke and intricate work while remaining invisible and inaudible.
By Kate Ivanova
June 17, 2019
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by Kate Ivanova
Kate Ivanova is the vice president of hospitality and special projects for James McHugh Construction Co., the premier builder of landmark, one-of-a-kind structures in Chicago. Kate has more than 20 years of experience in hospitality and commercial construction and has led the construction, renovation and restoration of some of the city’s most notable luxury hospitality venues, including The Ritz Carlton, theWit Hotel, The Gray, and The Peninsula Chicago.
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