Boston, MA The Electrical Contractors Association of Greater Boston, Inc. (NECA Boston Chapter) has elected new officers and directors for 2022. The chapter has named Bill Weber as their newly elected president. “2022 is the start of a new year
Quincy, MA Dellbrook|JKS is incredibly grateful for the relationships they have built with their people, keeping their family values as theey continue to grow. “Small company love” flows through the firm because of the genuine connections they have made together.
Palmer, MA Hancock Associates has hired Andrew Baum, PE as engineering manager and senior project manager. Baum has over 20 years of experience in civil engineering. Prior to joining Hancock Associates, he held positions
Maynard, MA JM Coull promoted Bryan Clark from estimator to senior estimator. Clark has been with the firm for 10 years. He has been integral to some of JMC’s most high-profile projects.
Manchester, NH Outdoor Pride Landscape & Snow Management promoted Bill Butts to vice president of client relations & sales. In this new role, Butts, who joined Outdoor Pride in 2018, will continue to nurture and grow Outdoor Pride’s client partnerships
Boston, MA Howard Stein Hudson names newest associate principals: Ian McKinnon, P.E., PTOE, RSP; Bridget Myers, P.E.; and Kelly Pelland.
It’s an honor to serve as chairman of ABC Massachusetts for 2022. Amid a frustratingly stubborn pandemic and an ongoing labor shortage, these are stressful times, but I’m confident that together we can make progress.
Hanover, MA On January 1, 2022, Merrill Corp., owner of land use consulting firm Merrill Engineers and Land Surveyors, acquired Cavanaro Consulting, a highly regarded firm well-known for its civil engineering and permitting expertise.
Manchester, NH Metro Walls, one of New England’s leading wall and ceiling contractors, is relocating its headquarters. Located at 160 Bouchard St., their new 18,000 s/f office will allow for additional space as the company continues to grow.
Williamstown, MA For more than three decades, the 18,650 s/f Davis Center at Williams College has been the physical, intellectual, and programmatic heart of campus-wide efforts to build an inclusive community on Williams’ campus. Leers Weinzapfel Associates