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This National Mentoring Day, learn why mentoring is a "game changer" in our latest blog. 👇
Digital twins. UV technology. Design-build. Appalachian Trail. Our final INSIGHTS webcasts of 2022 have it all! Register and attend to earn free Professional Development credits!
Accelerating infrastructure on time, on task, and on budget is the shared goal of those gathered at The White House for a critical summit to discuss the efficient implementation of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Our own Art Barrett, who serves as American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) board chair, was on site with other infrastructure leaders, including U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Infrastructure Implementation Coordinator Mitch Landrieu.
Caitlyn Meyer, PMP, is driven to create vibrant communities and passionate about leveraging grants to fund critical projects. Get to know her and check out her new grant management blog series! 👇
For 40+ years, Bill Panos has been an exceptional player in the engineering industry. Help us welcome Bill as our integrated risk management senior advisor and vice president. Get to know him at the 🔗 below! 👇
🏆 2021 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Arizona Section President’s Award 🏆 2019 ASCE Arizona Section Kristina L. Swallow Young Engineer of the Year 🏆 2018 Engineering News-Record (ENR) Southwest Top Young Professional With just under 15 years in the industry, Stephanie Templeton, PE, has already made quite an impact as evidenced by her many accolades. We asked the Arizona State University graduate a few questions to get to know her. Check it out!
You got the call you’ve been waiting for – an interview for your dream job! As you start preparing, you’ll most likely try to anticipate the questions the interview team will ask you, but one area you shouldn’t overlook is the questions you should ask the interviewers. In our latest careers blog, hear from some of our recruiters and hiring managers about the questions you should ask in your next interview to: ☑️ Impress ☑️ Get valuable information ☑️ Land the job!
Gannett Fleming is proud to partner with the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) to increase awareness of and advocate for the important contributions of Black women to the construction industry and the future of our nation’s infrastructure. 🏗 Recently, Gannett Fleming Senior Vice President and Water Business Line Director Luis Casado (He/Him) joined NABWIC members at the National Congressional Black Caucus Reception in Washington, D.C., to support this dynamic group of women as they blaze new trails in construction. We were excited to join the NABWIC team again on Nov. 9 for their Water Industry Day and Billion Dollar Luncheon, where we heard from presenting and participating agencies, including DC Water, HRSD, Miami-Dade County, JEA, Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department, and the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. 💧 In a recent edition of the NABWIC Blog Talk Radio Show, Luis discussed the importance of Gannett Fleming’s partnership with the organization and the value of the Water Industry Day and Billion Dollar Luncheon. Take a listen!
Gannett Fleming continues our expansion into the energy sector by hiring Larry Head as Energy Services Corporate Business Group director. CEO Robert Scaer, P.E., explains, “Our energy services stand on a strong foundation of our long-established expertise – from transportation and water resources to geospatial technology, safety and security, and buildings – and we’re answering our clients’ requests by expanding our energy services.” Discover more about Larry, his 30+ years in the industry, and his vision for the future of energy services.⚡
When she's not working as a transportation operations specialist at Gannett Fleming or spending time with her family and Cavapoo puppies🐕, Stephanie Gago is busy promoting the engineering industry within the Hispanic community. As the newly elected vice president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Greater Philadelphia Chapter (SHPE GPC), Stephanie shared why she thinks it's important for Latino and Hispanic people to pursue STEM careers. 🔬⚙📐➗ "As a young Hispanic woman, I believe we need to represent the people using STEM products and services," she said. "Latinos and other underrepresented groups also provide different experiences and ways of thinking and solving problems." As we continue to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, we asked Stephanie a few questions to get to know her. Check it out! 👇
