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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 16, 2019
Habeeb & Assocs. names new assistant vice president
Habeeb & Associates Architects
Norwell, MA In aligning with Habeeb & Associates Architects long-range leadership transition plan, Michael Habeeb, Associate AIA has been promoted to assistant vice president.
In this role, Habeeb will continue to develop his leadership skills in all departments of a busy thriving architectural office. He will also assume primary oversight of marketing efforts as they pertain to H&A’s Catholic education and worship space projects.
This promotion reaffirms H&A’s commitment to be a leader in the field of Catholic school design nation-wide and their commitment to long-term growth and presence in the Boston architectural environment.
As assistant vice president, Habeeb is working towards his architectural registration while entrenched in H&A’s leadership transition program consisting of intensive training in architecture, and marketing, human resources, financial, technology, and strategy as they relate to the architectural field. Having earned a Bachelor’s degree from Fordham University, nearing completion of a Master of Arts in Ministry at Saint John’s Seminary, and with an architectural license in the works, Michael is on track for a successful leadership transition in the future.
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