Fran Noval Appointed Co-Managing Director of Gensler's Boston Office
February 24, 2025 - 20:46
BOSTON, MA – The global architecture, design, and planning firm has announced the appointment of Fran Noval as Co-Managing Director of its Boston office. In her new role, Noval will collaborate closely with Jared, the other Co-Managing Director, to lead the office's strategic vision and operations.
Noval brings a wealth of experience to her position, having spent over a decade in various leadership roles within the firm. Her expertise spans multiple sectors, including commercial, residential, and civic projects, allowing her to contribute significantly to the firm's diverse portfolio.
As Co-Managing Director, Noval aims to enhance client relationships and foster a culture of innovation within the team. She is committed to promoting sustainable design practices and ensuring that the Boston office continues to deliver exceptional results for its clients.
With her leadership, the firm is poised for continued growth and success in the competitive Boston market.
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