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Members in the News On The Move Robert E. Chaput, Jr., was named president and CEO of S. W. Cole Engineering, Inc. Other management changes at the firm: Chad B. Michaud was named COO and executive vice president. He is also the manager of the Somersworth, N.H., office. Former President and CEO Paul Kohler is now senior vice president. Kohler, who remains on the board of directors, is manager of the firm's Gray, Maine, office. Roger E. Domingo was promoted to vice president of construction services and Timothy J. Boyce was named vice president of engineering. Gary Bucklin was promoted to vice president of geoscience services. New York City-based Thornton Tomasetti announced that Andrew Goldbaum joined the firm as CFO. He will be based at the firm's New York City office. Also, Jeffrey K. Luney joined the firm as a vice president in its Building Performance - Forensics practice. operations from the firm's headquarters in Westfield, Mass. London-based AMEC appointed Jeff Reilly group president of strategy and business development. He will be based in Houston. Louis Berger Senior Vice President Ivan Keogh assumed direct leadership for all firm activities in India. Keogh assumes these responsibilities in addition to leading the firm's business in Asia. Craig Pincince joined Oakbrook Terrace, Ill.-based Professional Service Industries, Inc., as senior vice president of national sales. Pincince, who will be located in the firm's Dallas office, will focus on the national retail, hospitality, developer, commercial and REIT/finance market sectors. as the firm's COO. Hardy will oversee Pasadena, Calif.-based Parsons announced the following promotions: James Smith to vice president in its Environment & Infrastructure Group Robert E. Chaput, Jr. Chad B. Michaud Andrew Goldbaum Jeffrey K. Luney William Hardy Jeff Reilly Ivan Keogh (Smith is based in Richardson, Texas); Brian Hard to vice president of alternative project delivery services support for Operational Shared Services (Hard is based in Denver); Thomas Ahern to vice president, director of contracts for Operational Shared Services (Ahern is based in Washington, D.C.). Tom Lothspeich and Dan Bender have been appointed vice presidents at Stanley Consultants. Lothspeich, who is based in the firm's Muscatine, Iowa, headquarters, is a senior project manager and manager of the Power Generation Group of the firm's Energy Business. Bender is west regional manager of the firm's Infrastructure Business and is based in the company's Last Vegas office. ACEC Member Firm Named No. 1 Small Business in America Craig Pincince William Hardy joined Tighe & Bond T he U.S. Chamber of Commerce named Sanderson Stewart in Billings, Mont., Small Business of the Year. The Chamber selected the ACEC Member Firm from a record number of applicants. "Sanderson Stewart's outstanding leadership, track record and operating style truly set it apart and make it a prime example of what it means to be a successful small business," said U.S. Chamber President/CEO Thomas Donohue. The ACEC Member Firm, which focuses on land development and community planning, employs 70 professionals and has offices in Montana, North Dakota, Idaho and Colorado. "Wow! The No. 1 small business in America!" said President and CEO Michael Sanderson. "It's such a tremendous honor for our exceptionally talented and dedicated team, who are truly the best of the best. So it's very, very satisfying to see them get recognized on the national stage." JULY / AUGUST 2014 ENGINEERING INC. 41

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Engineering Inc. - July/August 2014

Engineering Inc. - July/August 2014
Contents
From ACEC to You
Legislative Action
Market Watch
Staying on Mission
Public vs. Private
Meeting the Need
2014 Professional Liability Insurance Survey of Member Firms
Sustaining Industry Momentum
2014 Fall Conference
Risk Management
Business Insights
Members in the News
Mergers and Acquisitions

Engineering Inc. - July/August 2014