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Freeport, Maine – One of Maine’s most iconic brands is ushering in a new era of growth this month as Lee Proscia takes over the helm as President of Houses & Barns. This leadership transition comes as the founder of the company, John Libby, retires after an impressive 53 years of dedicated service, leaving behind a legacy of craftsmanship and innovation in the building industry.
Proscia, who has been with the company for several years, brings a wealth of experience and a fresh vision to the role. He aims to build on the strong foundation established by Libby while exploring new opportunities for expansion and modernization. Under Proscia's guidance, the company plans to enhance its commitment to quality and sustainability, ensuring that it remains a leader in the market.
As the company moves forward, Proscia emphasizes the importance of community and collaboration, promising to uphold the values that have made Houses & Barns a beloved name in Maine. The transition marks not just a change in leadership but also a renewed focus on innovation and customer satisfaction in the years to come.
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