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R.D. Olson Construction Names New President
Aug 19, 2008

R.D. Olson Construction said today that industry veteran J. Lofton Moore has joined the company as president. He will take the place of Joe Kilar, who has left for Dubai-based Emmar Development to become the chief operations officer of King Abdul, Economic City in Saudi Arabia. Moore, who was vice president of operations at Rudolph & Sletten, makes his debut at R.D. Olson.    In assuming the role of president, Moore will oversee all aspects of operations of the 175-person firm to include oversight of operations, contract negotiations and marketing.

 
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