Carmen Wyckoff Named to Global Leadership Role at DLR Group
DLR Group has announced the appointment of Senior Principal Carmen Wyckoff, AIA, LEED AP, as Global K-12 Education Leader.
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Georgana Turner Elevated at Clark Nexsen
Clark Nexsen announced that Georgana Turner, PMP, DBIA, LC, LEED AP, has been named as the firm’s new Practice Area Leader for its Project Management Practice Group.
Construction Specialties Names Nick Longman as Chief Executive Officer
Nick Longman was appointed Chief Executive Office of Construction Specialties in September.
HED Welcomes Jacob Campbell to Boston Office
HED has expanded its healthcare team in the Northeast with the addition of Jacob Campbell, AIA, LEED Green Associate, to its Boston office.
Antonio Bucca Takes New Role at Tarkett
Global flooring manufacturer Tarkett recently welcomed Antonio Bucca as Senior Director of Product, Soft Surfaces, to its Commercial Strategy and Development team.
Mukesh Upadhyay
Global construction and development firm Skanska recently announced the promotion of Mukesh Upadhyay to vice president and account manager of Skanska USA Building’s Metro operations in New York and New Jersey.
Michael Mordell
Michael Mordell has been appointed to the position of vice president of international operations at Universal Forest Products Inc. (UFPI). The company’s headquarters is located in Grand Rapids, Mich., however, Mordell will lead the company’s new international division, UFP Global Holdings Ltd., based in the United Kingdom. In his new role, Mordell will be responsible for sales, production and distribution.
Forward-thinking Strategies to Increase Energy Efficiency in Facilities
According to the Department of Energy, every year much of the energy the U.S.
AECOM Commits to Lowering Greenhouse Gas Emissions
LOS ANGELES — AECOM, a fully integrated global infrastructure firm based in Los Angeles, announced on August 10 that it is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2020. To achieve this goal, the company will focus on its largest sources of emissions, which includes fleet vehicle fuel, purchased electricity and heating and cooling for offices.