|
Chief Council for NJSDA Dives into Real Estate
Clark leaves New Jersey Schools Development Authority for NY/NJ law firm. Also, Thornton Tomasetti establishes a nonprofit.
NEW HIRES
John Clark, formerly vice president and chief counsel of NJSDA, has joined real estate practice law firm Epstein Becker & Green, to lead the construction practice in New Jersey, New York and the Northeast.
RMJM Hillier has hired Chris Jones as managing principal of the Urban Studio, Roger Klein as design principal, Winslow Kosior and John Plappert as associate principal.
Jason Vigneri-Beane has joined Einhorn Yaffee Prescott, Architecture & Engineering, P.C. as a designer and Chris Gaylord has rejoined the firm in Construction Administration.
Michael Giaramita has joined the New York City office of engineering consulting firm Stantec as a senior principal.
Sandra Escobar has been hired by BL Companies—an architecture, engineering and planning firm in Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York—as an architectural designer.
PROMOTIONS
David Phillips has been promoted to senior project manager and Oliver D'Amario to Senior Estimator at the Milford, Connecticut office of Skanska USA Building Inc.
Bill Gattoni has been elevated to vice president of Operations and Jackson Kinzer to vice president of Program Management, both in Federal and Nuclear Services Division at Burns and Roe Group—an engineering, procurement, construction, operations and maintenance organization in New Jersey.
George Chin has been promoted to principal at Sydness Architects in New York City.
The New York office of Bovis Lend Lease has promoted Mike Bielawa, Anthony Del Greco, William Fennell, Thomas Giordano, David Gregory, John Huddy, Carol Karlin, Jonathan Kraft, Ray Master, Alex Mathew, Jeanne Murphy, Frank Polemeni and Ian Walby to vice president and Anthony Marrone and James Murphy to senior vice president.
HONORS AND APPOINTMENTS
Steve Chen, executive vice president of Crystal Window & Door Systems in New York, was recognized by Glass Magazine as a “20 Under 40” young executive in the architectural glass field.
Jonathan Drescher has been appointed director of major projects at The Durst Organization—a development company in New York.
Richard DiVenti, vice president of construction at T. Weiss Realty Corp., Melville, New York, a real estate developers, has received LEED certification.
Scot Murdoch, an associate at Princeton-based KSS Architects LLP, has been named as one of Real Estate New Jersey magazine’s “40 Under 40.”
COMPANY NEWS
Engineering and design firm Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., has established the Thornton Tomasetti Foundation, a nonprofit to support education and community outreach activities of young engineers and architects.
The American Council of Independent Laboratories has awarded H2M Labs, Inc with the Seal of Excellence Award for the eighth consecutive year.
Engineering firm Intertech Associates in Freehold received an Honor Award in the American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey 2008 Engineering Excellence Award competition and is a Finalist in the National Competition.
|
print this page
e-mail this page
