Pasquale Joins Spectrum Skanska USA

VALHALLA, NY-Rockland County resident joins Westchester-based firm as vice president and chief marketing officer.

By John Jordan | August 17, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Spectrum is the autonomous home building and development division of Skanska USA, the fourth largest construction company in the US with annual revenues in excess of $4 billion. Recently, it was appointed construction and development manager for the Trump National Golf Club, a multi-family residential community being developed in Briarcliff Manor.

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