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Kara Cicchetti has been with Architectural Heritage Foundation since 2003. Her primary focus has been the project management of the Washington Mills Building No 1 redevelopment. Her role included management of permitting and approvals, financing, schedule, construction, lease up and marketing, and she has also acted as the project's ambassador in the Lawrence community. Her varied experience working in government and non-profit advocacy has given her perspective on the developer's role in the community, valuable skills in consensus building, and a passionate belief in the cultural, environmental and economic benefits of preservation. Kara has also worked extensively on the Hamilton Canal Lofts project in Lowell and several other feasibility studies and preservation consulting efforts at AHF.
Prior to joining AHF, Kara worked with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, where she coordinated grants and communications for the Trust's Northeast Office in Boston, and as Director of Boards and Commissions for the Governor's Office in Connecticut. Kara earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Connecticut College in 1997 and completed her Master of Arts degree in Preservation Studies from Boston University in May of 2003. |
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