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M E M B E R S IN T H E NEWS projects and is a specialist in years of experience in railway overseeing large-scale highway infrastructure construction, and rail rapid-transit develop- design and maintenance. ment programs; and Ronald K. Wiseman, who is responsible Houston-based civil engineer- ing consulting firm Pate Engi- for the firm's online informa- neers, Inc. announced the tional systems, computer-aided design and voice and data appointment of four stockhold- ers: Ken Davis, vice president, communications. Fort Worth; Keith Young, vice San Diego-based Kleinfelder, president, Austin; Mark Sten- Peter Smith Rich Young Inc. promoted Richard C. dahl, vice president of public Young to senior vice president works, Houston; and Kevin Tokarski, senior project man- of operations and division manager for its Western Divi- ager, Houston. sion. Young is a member of the Omaha, Neb.-based HDR Engi- firm's board of directors and is neering, Inc. has named a pres- based in the Salt Lake City office. Mike Kesler was pro- ident of its construction services moted to senior vice president subsidiary and added three of operations and division staffers to the company's execu- tive management team. Laurie manager for Kleinfelder's Roden was named president of Southwest Division. He is based in the Temecula, Calif., HDR Construction Control Joe Aceves Mike Kesler office. The firm also Corporation. Additionally, announced that John Pilking- William Raleigh was named ton was appointed chief finan- executive vice president and cial officer and will be based at director for HDR's West region; Rick Vensas became executive the firm's headquarters. vice president and director for HNTB Corporation has HDR's Central region; and William Wadsworth was appointed Jim Riley a senior named executive vice president vice president. He serves as the and director for HDR's East national director of transporta- region. tion services. The firm also appointed several new vice presidents: Charles Perry, Houston-based Walter P. Chris Chen Jim Riley Moore named Faisal S. Syed who is in charge of the firm's Arlington, Va., office, as well as managing director, civil engi- operations throughout Vir- neering services in the firm's ginia, Maryland and Washing- Dallas Infrastructure office. ton, D.C.; John Bourne, who Syed will be responsible for serves as project manager for project delivery and client serv- the high-profile Trans-Texas ice, working closely with the Corridor project; Barton firm's leadership team. Drake, who works in the Seat- tle office and serves as North- west regional operations man- ager; John Friel, who leads the firm's Detroit and Lansing, Roger Durden Charles Perry Mich., practices; and John Parola, who has more than 36 May l June 2005 ENGINEERING INC. 4 3

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Engineering Inc. - May/June 2005