Commodore Builders' Project Executive, Jason Theberge, to Speak at Bisnow's Boston Life Sciences Summit

Commodore Builders (Commodore), a leading general contractor and construction management firm, announced that its Project Executive of the Life Science Division, Jason Theberge, will be a panelist at Bisnow’s 2015 Boston Life Sciences Summit. The Summit will be held on March 5th at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Boston’s key Life Science players will discuss current market trends and future development.

The 2015 Summit will highlight the Life Science industry’s potential growth and possible challenges. Keynote speakers include President and CEO of Massachussetts Life Science Center Susan Windham-Bannister, CEO of The Boston Globe Mike Sheehan, and President and CEO of MassBio Robert K. Coughlin. The event will kick off at 7:30am with a continental breakfast and a premier networking opportunity. At 8:30am the keynote speakers will give their presentations, followed by a panel discussion.

Panelist Jason Theberge currently resides in Middleton, Massachusetts, and received his Bachelor of Science Degree in both Civil Engineering and Engineering Management from Clarkson University. Prior to joining Commodore, he served as Senior Capital Projects Manager for Shire, a specialty biopharmaceutical company. In this role, he managed $500M of manufacturing, lab, office, and warehouse projects. Currently Jason is a Project Executive and heads Commodore’s growing Life Science Group.

About Commodore Builders:
Commodore Builders provides clients with a wide range of construction management services, from project conception to pre-construction, execution, close-out and warranty service. Commodore’s mission is to make the construction process easy for clients and the outcome excellence in execution. Commodore has been repeatedly recognized as one of the top construction management firms in the region and a dedicated charitable contributor. The firm is listed annually a top place to work in Massachusetts. For more information, please visit www.commodorebuilders.com