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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 18, 2009
Gensler Boston appoints Haynes to senior associate - also names five new associates
The area office of Gensler has promoted one new senior associate and five new associates. This year, Gensler appointed a total of 13 principals, 53 senior associates, and 149 associates across the firm's international offices. The promotions are made on an annual basis in recognition of outstanding client service, innovation, contribution to the Gensler organization, and community participation.
"This year we recognize the strong commitment of these individuals who have exhibited an elevated level of influence on our work and the future of our firm," said Douglas Gensler, AIA, NCARB, managing director, Gensler Boston.
Christopher Haynes was appointed to senior associate.
The following individuals were appointed to associates: Yulia Bortkevich, Pablo Garcia, Nataliya Kostova, Fran Puglisi, and; James Yi.
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