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Davoren Moves up to Top Slot at Turner
Corp.
The head of Turner Construction
moves up to lead the U.S. parent corporation and will remain
in New York. Also, Tishman announces several senior-level
promotions and Lettiere joins Edwards and Kelcey.
NEW HIRES
Jack Lettiere, a former commissioner
of the New Jersey State Department of Transportation, has
been named a senior vice president in charge of the highways
business unit at Edwards and Kelcey, an engineering, design,
planning, and construction management firm based in Morristown,
N.J.
Nicholas Catalano and Francine
O'Brien have been hired as associates by Vollmer Associates,
an engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, and
planning firm based in New York.
Charles Brass has joined Atlantic
Development Group, a real estate development firm in New York,
as executive vice president.
Ian Street has been named president
of Nautilus Consulting, a construction consulting and dispute
resolution firm headquartered in Melville, N.Y.
Erik Ortmann has been named
a senior associate at Goldberg & Connolly, a construction
law firm based in Rockville Centre, N.Y.
Ron Jones has joined Skanska
USA Building, a construction manager based in Parsippany,
N.J., as a senior vice president and commercial director of
the life sciences group.
Donald Hickey has been hired
as senior vice president and director of operations at the
cost management systems division of JLS, a New York-based
construction consulting firm.
Jee Mee Kim and Amir
Siddiqui have been named vice presidents at Sam Schwartz
Engineering, a transportation engineering and planning services
firm in New York.
David Cone-Gorham has been
hired as New York regional director for Construction Recruiters,
a Boston-based boutique executive search and consulting firm.
Walter Kraft has been hired
as executive technical director at Eng-Wong, Taub & Associates,
a transportation engineering and traffic planning firm in
Newark, N.J.
PROMOTIONS
Peter Davoren will become chairman
and CEO of Turner Corp., adding to his current positions as
president of the corporation and CEO of New York-based Turner
Construction. He is succeeding Thomas
Leppert, who worked from Dallas. Davoren will remain
in New York.
Ed Cettina, Bill Endres, Jeff Levy,
and Bill Stanton have all been
promoted to executive vice president at New York-based Tishman
Construction. Cettina and Levy focus on construction, while
Endres heads the estimating team and Stanton oversees the
purchasing unit.
Jim Gray has been appointed
managing director of construction at the Dormitory Authority
of the State of New York in Albany, where he succeeds Doug
Van Vleck, who retired.
Pablo Lopez has been promoted
to associate at Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, a foundation
engineering firm based in New York.
Christopher Balbach has been
promoted to mechanical engineer by the Thomas Group, a design
and engineering firm based in Ithaca, N.Y.
Todd Korren has been promoted
to senior vice president and director of commercial leasing
and operations at Swig Equities, a commercial and residential
real estate development and management firm based in New York.
Bill Cahill and Will
Telesca both have been promoted to vice president positions
at RCDolner, a general contracting and construction management
firm in New York.
Peter DeMallie, has been named
CEO of Design Professionals, an engineering and land surveying
company based in South Windsor, Conn. In addition, Galen
Semprebon has been promoted to principal, executive
vice president, and COO, while Lawrence
Geissler Jr. has been appointed director of surveying.
Pat Philipson, Marqus White,
and Rachel Tiger have been promoted
to manager at Sax Macy Fromm & Co., a construction accounting
and consulting firm based in Clifton, N.J. The firm also promoted
Jill Bizik and Heather
Lorenzo to supervisor; Josh
Chananie, Jason Garodnick, and Elizabeth
Potoczak to senior associate; and Jason
Borofsky, Jodi Brown, Nick Morrello, Krupa Naik, John Vacca,
and Nick Scrivanich to associate.
HONORS AND APPOINTMENTS
Frederick Cohen, a partner
at Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner of New York,
has been appointed chair of the construction law committee
of the New York City Bar Association.
Aine Brazil, managing principal
of New York-based Thornton Tomasetti, has been named Woman
of the Year by WX-New York, Women Executives in Real Estate.
Robert Frankel, senior managing
director at New York-based GVA Williams, has received the
John M. Griffen Community Service Award from the Real Estate
Board of New York.
Richard Hayden, managing partner
of Swanke Hayden Connell Architects, a New York-based design
firm, has received an Ellis Island Medal of Honor from the
National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations.
Merrie Frankel, a senior credit
officer and vice president in the real estate finance group
at Moody's Investors Service in New York, has been appointed
to chair the Urban Land Institute's New York District Council.
Andrew Leung, a partner at
Yu & Associates of Elmwood Park, N.J., has been named
one of the 50 Outstanding Asian Americans in Business of 2006
by the Asian American Business Development Center.
Chuck Tabone, a principal of
Newmark Knight Frank of New York, has been named Outstanding
Business and Real Estate Leader by the Route 110 Redevelopment
Corp.
Terrence O'Neal, president
of the American Institute of Architects New York State and
principal of Terrence O'Neal Architect of New York, has received
the Architecture as Public Policy Citation from the AIA New
York Chapter.
Frank Huber, senior technical
specialist at Edwards and Kelcey of Morristown, N.J., has
received the 2006 Utility Outstanding Achievement Award from
the Federal Highway Administration.
John Sorrenti, principal of
JRS Architect in Mineola, N.Y., has been named to the professional
development committee of the National Council of Architectural
Registration Boards.
COMPANY NEWS
Milo Kleinberg Design Associates,
a corporate space planning and interior design firm based
in New York, has opened its first design office in Stamford,
Conn.
KSS Architects, a Newark, N.J.,
design firm specializing in educational institutions, government
facilities, industrial spaces, and corporate interiors, has
been awarded the Smart Growth Award by New Jersey Future,
a statewide research and policy group, in recognition of the
firm's partnership with New Jersey City University in Jersey
City.
Studley, a New York-based commercial
real estate services firm specializing in tenant representation,
recently acquired a substantial interest in AOS, a Paris-based
tenant services provider. It will operate abroad as AOS/Studley.
The Morganti Group of Danbury,
Conn., has acquired E & F Walsh Building of New York from
its parent firm, Klewin Building of Norwich, Conn. The Walsh
office will operate as Morganti New York and keep Stephen
Walsh as regional operations manager for the unit.
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