Jeremy began his career with Kimmel & Associates in 2006. He has spent his entire career with Kimmel & Associates serving the general construction market in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Jeremy began his career with Kimmel & Associates in 2006. He has spent his entire career with Kimmel & Associates serving the general construction market in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Previously, he worked for several years with a civil engineering firm after receiving a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2000.
What Jeremy most wants clients to know about him is that they will not find anyone else in the search industry who works harder than he does to find the absolute best candidates.
He and his wife, Lorraine, have three children: Josie and twins Sadie and Duncan.
Jeremy has many hobbies. He is an avid tennis player and outdoorsman who also enjoys biking, camping, hiking, kayaking, and coaching youth programs. He also participates in many charitable events through the Kimmel & Associates’ Goodwill Program.
We sat down with Jeremy and asked him the following:
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