Rosa
Pierrottet

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / OPERATIONS MANAGER

Residential
Buildings

Parking
Structures

Sustainable / CLT Construction

Retail

Mixed-Use
Buildings

Office / Headquarters

Key Qualifications

  • Twenty years in the Business Administrative field

  • Responsible for managing business administration affairs, billing, compliance.

  • Large-scale project experience

  • Successful history managing project teams and assist subcontractors and suppliers with project planning and coordination with stakeholders

Other

  • Municipal

  • Housing

  • Institutional

  • Non-profit construction projects

Sample Clients

  • Operation Hope

  • Town of Groton

  • City of Meriden

  • City of North Branford

  • Norwalk Redevelopment Agency

  • Dakota Partners, and more…

Project Experience

Housing Authority of New Haven | New Haven, CT
Winslow Celentano Apartments | $7 million

The 53,000 SF redevelopment of two six-storey buildings consisted of senior/disabled high-rise development, providing 65 homes/one-bedroom & studio apartments for residents 62 yrs and up, as well as residents w/ disabilities.

Housing Authority of New Haven | New Haven, CT
Charles T. McQueeney Apartments | $13 million

A 66,000 SF ten-storey high-rise consisted of 150 studio and one-bedroom apartments. It serves residents with disabilities and residents who are 62 years and older.

Yale University | New Haven, CT
Multiple Renovations | $275K

Conversion of a one-family residential to business. Rehab and replacement of kitchen units. Rehab and replacement of apartment units. MEP upgrades.

Achievement First | Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, CT
Rehab of Elementary, Middle & High Schools | $480k

Rehab of new classrooms, gymnasium, bathrooms, hallways, flooring, window / door replacement, MEP upgrades including generator and switch gears.

Hartford Community Loan Fund | Hartford, CT
Developer / Builder of 94-96 Edwards St. | $450K

Renovations of 1865 historic building to return to its former glory and provide high-quality, affordable housing. The project received full 25% historic tax credits and ten years of City tax abatement.