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Haag Experts Present at CLM Annual Conference in FL

Two Haag forensic experts will present at the upcoming CLM Annual Conference, taking place March 25-27 in Lake Buena Vista, FL. 

Below is a preview of the sessions led by Haag’s forensic consultants.

forensic experts speak at Construction Litigation Management (CLM) Annual Conference

Brandon Alaniz, CPAU

Crossing the Line: When OSHA Violations Become Gross Negligence

Presenting with Hamilton, Miller & Birthisel, Westfield Insurance, and Crum & Forster

Consider how failures in workplace safety and regulatory compliance can elevate ordinary negligence to gross negligence. Experts in occupational safety, legal compliance, and construction management will discuss how blatant or repeated OSHA violations, such as lack of fall protection, improper scaffolding, or ignoring known hazards, can transform a case from oversight to liability. Through case examples and open discussion, attendees will explore how courts interpret OSHA standards when assessing gross negligence and what trends are emerging in recent decisions. Leave the session with a clearer understanding of how to identify and mitigate risk, ensure compliance, and uphold safety responsibilities to protect workers, the public, and insured entities.

Adam Coon, PE

Weathering the Storm: Florida Hurricanes and Their Impact on the U.S. Insurance Market from Claim Inception to Litigation

Presenting with Hamilton, Miller & Birthisel, Custard Insurance, and Peter J. Crosa & Co. 

On August 24, 1992, Hurricane Andrew struck South Florida, leaving catastrophic damage in its wake. The storm devastated homes, businesses, and infrastructure, and its aftermath reshaped Florida’s laws governing construction and insurance. Today, Florida remains a dynamic yet challenging market, an attractive destination for domestic and surplus lines carriers drawn by its status as a major port, international gateway, and hub for tourism and growth. This Square explores the ongoing shifts, challenges, and reforms within Florida’s insurance landscape. Participants will gain insights into best practices for handling catastrophic claims — from initial reporting through litigation — in an era marked by increasingly severe hurricanes and heightened litigation risks.

Meet the Haag Team at PLRB

If you are attending the Conference and want to connect with one of our forensic engineers or forensic building consultants, please reach out to marketing@haagglobal.com. Our experts support attorneys, insurance carriers, and adjusters with identifying the origin and cause of damage, forensic engineering, and complex claims investigations across the country.

Haag Experts Present at PLRB Claims Conference

Three Haag forensic experts will present at the upcoming PLRB Claims Conference, taking place March 22–25 in National Harbor. You can also find our team on the tradeshow floor, booth 803.

Below is a preview of the sessions led by Haag’s forensic consultants.

forensic meteorology and forensic engineers present at PLRB

Fred Campagna, Director of Forensic Meteorology

Forensic Meteorology: Uses & Limitations

Presenting with Sompo and Hinshaw & Culbertson

This session introduces the rapidly expanding field of forensic meteorology and its role in evaluating weather-related insurance claims. The presentation reviews primary weather data sources, including storm reports, surface observations, and radar, and explains how these datasets are used in storm damage investigations.

The session also examines important limitations of meteorological data, particularly radar-based estimates of wind speeds, hail size, and hail swaths. Real-world case studies will illustrate how forensic meteorology can complement on-site inspections and help resolve disputed claims.

Perspectives from a claims executive, legal counsel, and a Certified Consulting Meteorologist will provide practical insight into how meteorological analysis supports claims resolution.

Ahmad Elhajj, Forensic Engineer

Construction Defects: It’s [Not] All Bad!

Presenting with Kennedys and United Fire Group

This session focuses on the cross-disciplinary nature of construction defect claims and litigation. Panelists will explore key decision points in the claims process, including when to retain technical or legal experts, conduct testing, or pursue mediation or arbitration.

Attendees will review methods for defect characterization, identifying potentially responsible parties and understanding their overlapping roles throughout the investigation and discovery process. The program also examines the “four Ds” of construction defect litigation and how claims teams can develop a clear understanding of the facts in a cost-effective way.

The session concludes with a mock case scenario demonstrating how engineers, attorneys, and claims professionals collaborate during the defense of a construction defect claim.

Amber Prom, Director of Curriculum, Forensic Engineer

Dings, Dents & Dilemmas: Differentiating Functional vs. Cosmetic Damage and Applying Coverage

Presented with RENFROE

This presentation is designed for adjusters handling hail damage claims on metal roofing systems in both residential and commercial properties.

Haag will detail how hail impacts affect metal roofing and why understanding these mechanisms is critical when evaluating potential damage. While Renfroe Training will then discuss the claims handling process, including pre-inspection preparation and coverage analysis. The session also reviews policy endorsements that can significantly influence coverage determinations for metal roof claims.

Meet the Haag Team at PLRB

If you are attending the PLRB Claims Conference, stop by Booth 803 to connect with Haag’s forensic engineers, meteorologists, and building consultants. Our experts support insurance carriers, attorneys, and adjusters with damage assessment, forensic engineering, and complex claims investigations across the country.

Haag Education Introduces a New 3D Immersive Damage Assessment Training Course

Haag Education Introduces a New 3D Immersive Damage Assessment Training Course

New On-Demand Training Experience for Adjusters and Property Damage Professionals

Haag Education, a leader in forensic-based training, has partnered with Seek Now, a property intelligence company providing coast-to-coast services for insurance and real estate, to launch a 3D immersive Damage Assessment Training for Asphalt Composition Shingle Roofing. This on-demand course provides insurance adjusters, and property damage and roofing professionals with a first-of-its-kind virtual training experience that combines Haag’s forensic expertise with Seek Now’s advanced simulation technology, developed through analyzing over 2,500 property inspections daily.

For the first time, professionals can assess wind, hail, and mechanical damage in a realistic, 3D environment that mirrors real-world conditions. This course bridges that gap between traditional education and hands-on experience, providing a more engaging and effective way to build critical asphalt shingle damage assessment skills.

Haag has partnered with Seek Now on a 3D immersive training course
Haag Education Introduces a New 3D Immersive Damage Assessment Training Course

An Interactive Learning Experience Built on Over a Century of Forensic Expertise

With more than 100 years of forensic engineering experience, Haag is a trusted authority in damage assessment, property loss consulting, and forensic engineering.  Now, Haag Education is bringing that knowledge into a dynamic and immersive format – allowing professionals to refine their evaluation techniques in a virtual environment that reflects real-world damage scenarios.

Powered by Seek Now’s training technology, this course focuses on practical skills that directly translate into insurance adjusters and property damage professionals’ fieldwork.

Key Course Benefits

The advanced Haag Education training program provides:

  • Realistic 3D Virtual Training: Assess roof damage in an immersive environment designed to simulate real-world conditions.
  • Gamification & Interactive Learning: Scenario-based challenges and hands-on exercises reinforce key damage assessment concepts.
  • Flexible Learning Options: Complete the training on a computer in a virtual environment or experience it in full VR on a Meta Quest headset; no headset is required to participate.
  • Course Licensing Available: Organizations can integrate this training into their internal learning management systems (LMS).
  • Industry-Leading Instruction: Haag Education’s forensic expertise is built into every module.
3D immersive damage assessment training course
y Realistic 3D Virtual Training: Assess roof damage in an immersive environment designed to simulate real-world conditions.
Scenario-based challenges and hands-on exercises reinforce key damage assessment concepts.
Hail Damage

Enroll Today: Damage Assessment of Asphalt Composition Shingle Training Course

The 3D Damage Assessment Training course is now available at an introductory price of $129.

Enroll now at HaagEducation.com or contact education@haageducation.com for course licensing inquiries. 

Forensic Meteorology Expert Fred Campagna to Speak at Loss Executive Association (LEA) 2025 Spring Conference

LEA 2025 Newport Rhode Island

Panel to Explore Forensic Meteorology at LEA Spring Conference in Newport, RI

Forensic Meteorology Expert Fred Campagna to Speak at Loss Executive Association (LEA) Spring Conference

Fred Campagna, Director of Forensic Meteorology, will be speaking at the Loss Executive Association (LEA) 2025 Spring Conference, taking place June 4–6 at the Newport Marriott in Newport, Rhode Island. His session, “Forensic Meteorology: Uses and Limitations,” is scheduled for Thursday, June 5.

Fred will join a distinguished panel including John Eggum, Partner at Foran Glennon, and Jeff Morgan, Property/Natural Resources/Construction Claims Manager at Allianz. The session will be moderated by Lee Keokoummane, Large Loss Claims Specialist at AXA XL.

The presentation will provide an in-depth look at the applications and boundaries of forensic meteorology in insurance and legal claims. Attendees will learn about the primary sources of meteorological data, including storm reports, surface-based observations, and radar, and how to interpret that information effectively. The panel will also highlight key limitations of radar data, including estimates of wind speed, hail size, and hail swaths. Real-world case studies will demonstrate how forensic meteorology has been used to strengthen on-site investigations and resolve disputed claims.

For more information about the event, visit the LEA Spring Meeting website.

 

 

About Loss Executives Association 2025 Spring Conference

The Loss Executive Association (LEA) Spring Conference is an annual event that brings together leading professionals from across the insurance and legal sectors to discuss complex claims, emerging trends, and industry best practices. Held this year at the Newport Marriott in Newport, RI, the 2025 Spring Conference features expert-led sessions, interactive panels, and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration and professional development.

About Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company

Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company, offers comprehensive forensic consulting services, including forensic engineering, forensic meteorology, forensic architecture, forensic research & materials testing, building consulting, fire origin and cause investigation, education courses, and data visualization solutions. We specialize in serving the legal and insurance industries. Haag is a trusted leader in analyzing and consulting on complex failures and damage to the built environment.

Brianna Salvitti Selected for the 2025 PICG Claims Academy

London insurance market
Brianna Salvitti PICG Academy Delegate

Haag is proud to announce that Brianna Salvitti has been selected as a delegate for the 2025 PICG Claims Academy. This prestigious program brings together 27 top professionals for an immersive two-week experience in the London Market, providing hands-on exposure to Lloyd’s, brokers, managing agents, and advanced claims education.

At Haag, we are committed to continuous learning and client-focused expertise, and Brianna’s selection reflects her dedication to upholding these values. Through this opportunity, she will gain invaluable insights, collaborate with industry leaders, and bring back enhanced expertise to better serve our clients.

Haag is also proud to be a sponsor of the 2025 PICG Conference, which will take place in London on May 7th. We look forward to supporting this important industry event and engaging with global claims professionals.

Please join us in congratulating Brianna on this well-earned achievement! We look forward to the knowledge and connections she will bring back from this experience.

Congratulations to Tim Marshall, Inducted into the Storm Chaser Hall of Fame

Tim Marshall - Storm Chaser Hall of Fame

Tim Marshall Inducted into the National Storm Chaser Hall of Fame

On February 15, 2025, Tim Marshall was honored as one of the inaugural inductees into the National Storm Chaser Hall of Fame, recognizing his lasting contributions to storm chasing and meteorology.

A forensic engineer and meteorologist at Haag since 1983, Tim has made significant advancements in the field of damage assessment. He was a principal developer of the Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale, which the National Weather Service has used since 2007 to rate tornado severity. Tim remains an active member of the EF Scale committee and continues to advance wind and storm damage assessment through his work on a joint ASCE/SEI/AMS standard for wind speed estimation in tornadoes and severe wind events.

Beyond his technical contributions, Tim is a passionate educator and speaker. Over the past three decades, he has delivered hundreds of lectures on storm damage at meteorological and engineering conferences. His expertise has also been featured on National Geographic, Discovery Channel, NPR, Univision/NBC, CBS, and many other media outlets.

Congratulations to Tim Marshall on this well-deserved recognition!

Tim Marshall - Storm Chaser Hall of Fame
Tim Marshall at the National Storm Chaser Summit, inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Congratulations to Tim Marshall, Inducted into the Storm Chaser Hall of Fame
Tim Marshall (2nd to the right), Forensic Engineer and Meteorologist, and was honored to be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the National Storm Chaser Convention in Kansas City. Pictured here, he is joined by other inductees including David Hoadley (left), considered to be the first modern day storm chaser.

Congratulations to Haag’s New Vice Presidents and Team Leaders

Congratulations to Haag's new Forensic Consulting VPs and Team Leaders

We are excited to announce the following promotions within Haag:

  • Jonathan Goode has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Forensic Consulting.
  • Anthony Bond has been promoted to Associate Vice President of Forensic Consulting.
  • Kevin Kianka has been promoted to Associate Vice President of Operations.

In addition to these advancements, several engineers and consultants have been elevated to Team Leader roles– Jason Boehm, Rob Danielson, Aaron Duba, Chris Hickman, Ben Irwin, Ronny Lindsay, Alex Sadovskiy, Brandon Alaniz, Jason Plasters and Brian Segedin.

This updated leadership structure underscores our commitment to managing Haag’s dynamic growth and expansion while maintaining our standards for industry-leading expertise and excellence in our service delivery.  

Our VPs and Team Leaders are focused on:

  • Enhancing training, mentorship, and career development
  • Strengthening client relationships
  • Delivery industry-leading service

Meet Haag's Forensic Consulting Leaders

Jonathan Goode, PhD, PE, Senior VP of Forensic Consulting, Dallas, TX
Anthony Bond, PE, Associate VP of Forensic Consulting, St. Louis, MO
Kevin Kianka
Kevin Kianka, PE, Associate VP of Operations, Houston, TX
Jason Boehm, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Denver, Colorado
Robert Danielson, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Des Moines, Iowa
Aaron Duba, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Tampa, Florida
Chris Hickman, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Oklahoma City, OK
Chris Hickman, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Oklahoma City, OK
Benjamin T. Irwin, P.E., P.Eng., DFE, CXLT
Benjamin Irwin, PE, DFE, CXLT, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Philadelphia, PA
Ronny Lindsay, PE, STS-1, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Dallas, TX
Alex Sadovskiy, PE, Forensic Engineering Team Leader, Detriot, MI
Brandon Alaniz
Brandon Alaniz, CPAU, WRT, VP of Litigation & Appraisals, Team Leader, Dallas, TX
Jason Plasters, LGC, CPAU, Building Consulting Team Leader, Denver, CO
Brian Segedin, CPAU
Brian Segedin, CPAU, Building Consulting Team Leader, Pequannock, NJ

Haag Launches New Geoportal Hurricane Reports

Haag Hurricane Reports provides reliable hurricane reports.

Haag Launches New Geoportal Hurricane Reports: Reliable, Court-Defensible Data for Insurance and Legal Professionals

DALLAS, TX — Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company, the United States oldest and most respected forensic consulting firm, renowned for its expertise in forensic meteorology, announced the launch of its new Hurricane Reports, now available via the Haag Geoportal. With this new addition, users gain access to highly accurate and defensible hurricane and tropical storm data, reinforcing Haag’s commitment to providing transparent, trusted, and actionable weather information.

The Haag Geoportal, initially launched in June with Storm Reports offering verified wind, hail, and tornado data for property-related claims, now adds Hurricane Reports as an essential resource for insurance and legal clients. This addition sets a new standard for how weather data is delivered and used in claims investigations, litigation, and decision-making.

What Sets Haag’s Hurricane Reports Apart?

The Haag Geoportal Hurricane Reports leverage data directly from authoritative sources, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Hurricane Center (NHC), the United States Geological Survey, NCEI Local Climatological Data, and NWS Local Storm Reports via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet (IEM). The Reports cover both the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific basins, providing critical hurricane and tropical storm data such as wind intensity, wind swath, track, and high-water marks. The data is available from the 2017 hurricane season to the present, allowing users to analyze both past storms and ongoing events.

Unlike other reports in the marketplace, Haag’s Hurricane Reports do not rely on proprietary algorithms which are difficult to defend in court. Instead, the Geoportal aggregates and presents raw, verifiable data that is both transparent and reliable, making Haag’s Storm and Hurricane Reports an essential tool for insurance claims adjusters, legal professionals, and those involved in disaster recovery.

Key Features of Haag’s Hurricane Reports:

  • Active Storm Tracking: During active storms, the Hurricane Reports display dynamic data, including forecast and observed tracks, wind swath, and forecast error cones. This information is updated every 15 minutes as storms progress, ensuring users always have the latest data.
  • Customizable Mapping Tools: Users can view hurricane and tropical storm data through an easy-to-navigate map interface, with the ability to zoom, select specific data layers, and expand buffer zones to up to 40 miles beyond the area of interest.
  • Court-Defensible Reports: All data is sourced from trusted agencies like the NHC and USGS, ensuring transparency and reliability without the use of proprietary models.
  • Historical Data: Users can retrieve reports on storms dating back to 2017, offering valuable historical insight for analysis and legal cases.
  • Additional Data Layers: Reports include supplementary information such as High Water Marks (HWM), Peak Summaries (PS), Local Climatological Data (LCD), and Preliminary Local Storm Reports (PLSR), providing a comprehensive view of storm impacts.

Value to Insurance and Legal Professionals

Haag’s Hurricane Reports provide an unmatched level of clarity, accuracy, and ease of use. The interactive platform enables users to visualize data in relation to specific locations, zoom in for detailed analysis, and generate PDF reports that are tailored to their needs. This provides professionals with solid evidence for claim investigations, disputes, or litigation.

Get Started Today

The Haag Geoportal Hurricane Reports are now available to all users. Discover how the Haag Geoportal can enhance and expedite your data analysis and reporting process. Visit our website to learn more, create your free account, and request a demo to see the platform in action.

Hurricane Storm Track - Geoportal Hurricane Report by Haag
Hurricane Buffer Rings - Haag Geoportal Hurricane Report

About Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company

Established in 1924, Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company, is proud to celebrate 100 years of forensic innovation and consulting excellence. Haag’s comprehensive services include forensic engineering, forensic meteorology, forensic architecture, construction consulting, fire origin and cause, forensic research and testing, education courses and training, and GIS, BIM, and 3D scanning technology solutions. We specialize in serving the legal, insurance, construction, and manufacturing industries, plus private companies. With a century of expertise, Haag has become the national authority in examining, analyzing, and consulting on complex engineering and technical challenges following failure and damage to the built environment. In June 2024, Haag merged with Salas O’Brien, an employee-owned engineering and technology firm at the forefront of sustainable design. Together, Haag is poised to embrace new challenges, adapt to evolving industries, and provide cutting-edge innovations that will shape the future of forensic engineering and consulting.

About Salas O’Brien

Salas O’Brien is an employee-owned engineering and technical services firm focused on advancing the human experience through the built environment. Our team is engineered for impact™, helping clients achieve critical goals, advancing our team members through growth and opportunity, and operating at the center of important global issues including sustainability and decarbonization. We are a top firm as ranked by Engineering News-Record and Consulting-Specifying Engineer, and we have appeared for over a decade on the Inc. 5000 list of North America’s fastest-growing private companies.

Haag’s Storm Reports: Accurate, Reliable Weather Event Data for Insurance & Legal Professionals

Storm portal

Haag's Storm REPORTS Portal:
Accurate, Reliable Weather Data for Insurance and Legal Professionals

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2023 produced an unprecedented number of billion-dollar disasters – 28 in total – across the United States. This is the highest number of billion-dollar disasters in the U.S. on record. In the first six months alone, 12 individual billion-dollar weather and climate disasters devastated parts of the nation. These 28 events from 2023 included 17 severe weather/hail events and two tornado outbreaks. According to NOAA’s billion-dollar disaster record dating back to 1980, the U.S. has sustained 376 separate weather and climate disasters exceeding a cumulative cost of $2.660 trillion.

As homes and properties are increasingly affected by severe weather, access to reliable information about these events is critical. NOAA and several other agencies meticulously track these events and have incredible amounts of data available to users. But which sites should you access? How can these events be seen in relation to your property? How do you know which events have impacted a specific location over the years? The Haag Geoportal has the answers to these questions.

The Storm Reports portal on the Haag Geoportal is the ultimate tool for accessing detailed, reliable, and accurate weather reports for wind, hail, and tornado events. It is a powerful mapping application that aggregates data from multiple sources and displays results in an easy-to-understand visual and interactive format. Users search for a location, enter a date range, and select events they are interested in from hail, wind, and tornado options. The Storm Reports portal compiles data from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC; preliminary data that is updated daily) and the Storm Events Database (SED; finalized data available approximately 90 days after an event occurred) and displays relevant events based on the search criteria. Users then have the option to export a PDF report with details about each event including date and time of occurrence, location, magnitude, distance from the location, event narrative, and more. Data is derived from verified national weather sources and is never manipulated, which makes it perfect for insurance professionals, forensic investigators, legal professionals, etc.

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Storm portal
Storm portal

Haag’s Storm Portal reports cover a robust 14-year span (2010 to present day) of weather events and are updated daily, ensuring you have the most accurate and historical data available. These reports are an invaluable tool when trying to assess where events occurred and the magnitude of the events. The data also provides insights into weather patterns – clusters of events show where storms passed through an area and which locations could have been impacted the most severely. When paired with an on-site inspection by a Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM), the comprehensive data provided in the reports is invaluable for professionals who need to document and verify weather events. Whether you’re assessing property damage, preparing legal cases, or conducting forensic analysis, the Haag Geoportal provides the accurate and reliable data you need. 

As global temperatures rise, the number of severe events will continue to increase. Users of all types need a way to research and understand the impact of weather, especially when it affects their property. The Haag Geoportal allows users to unlock precise weather history and view reliable, verified data to streamline the weather analysis process. Sign up today and experience the difference that weather reporting can make. For more information and to sign up for a free account, visit the Haag Geoportal site today or contact our Geoportal team at geoportal@haagglobal.com.

We’re excited to announce that our Hurricane Report will be available soon for the 2024 hurricane season. This report will feature detailed storm data, Local Storm Reports (LSRs), high water mark data, peak summaries, and more. Stay tuned for this addition to the Haag Geoportal.

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Storm portal
About the Author
Marcie Deffenbaugh, Manager, GIS Services
Marcie Deffenbaugh

Marcie Deffenbaugh is the Manager of GIS Services for Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company. Ms. Deffenbaugh oversees initiatives related to GIS planning, system design, and system administration. She also manages a staff of GIS technicians, analysts, cartographers, and project administrative assistants who provide data validation and project management services for oil and gas clients. As the primary liaison between the client management teams and Haag personnel, Ms. Deffenbaugh provides technical consulting services on a regular basis.

Any opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company or subsidiaries. 

Justin Kestner presenting at the SCL Conference in Montreal

Lessons learned from a building collapse by Justin Kestner

Justin Kestner and Peter Billis present on lessons from Champlain towers collapse

Principal Forensic Engineer and Senior Managing Partner, Justin Kestner, is presenting with attorney, Peter Billis, on the lessons learned from the Champlain Towers South Collapse. Beyond the engineering and construction lessons there were many unique aspects of ensuing litigation and legislation that could impact the industry for years to come. This presentation provides information about factors that led to the fatal collapse and delves into the ramifications going forward.

Justin Kestner, P.E., MS, MBA, leads the Haag forensic team for Salas O’Brien. In addition to leading Haag, a Salas O’Brien Company, Justin provides forensic engineering consulting and expert witness services in cases involving roof and building envelope performance/damage, bridges, foundation-related issues, building collapses, storm damage, installation issues, alleged product defects, and more. Justin serves as a Senior Managing Principal at Salas O’Brien.

For more information, visit the SCL NA conference registration page. 

About SCL

The Society of Construction Law North America (SCL NA) is one of the many international sections of the SCL, founded in 1983 to promote the study and research in the field of construction law. The SCL has over 3,000 members internationally, and in 2017 the final gap in the global SCL network was closed with the founding of the SCL NA Section, which includes the USA and Canada.

About Salas O’Brien

Salas O’Brien is an engineering and technical services firm focused on advancing the human experience through the built environment. Our team is engineered for impact, helping clients achieve critical goals, advancing our team members through growth and opportunity, and operating at the center of important global issues including sustainability and decarbonization. We are a top firm as ranked by Engineering News-Record and Consulting-Specifying Engineer, and we have appeared for the past ten years on the Inc. 5000 list of North America’s fastest-growing private companies.

For more details or to set up an interview, please contact Stacy Lake, Director of Corporate Communications.