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 URS
Corp. of Richmond, Va., recently named Bill
Cashman branch manager of the company's Richmond, Va.,
office. In this capacity, Cashman will oversee a staff of
30, primarily serving the local environmental, transportation
and utility markets. He has more than 30 years of experience
and previously served as a principal transportation planner
in URS's Virginia Beach office for the past five years.
KBS of Richmond, Va., recently promoted John Gillenwater
to vice president of business development. He will oversee
all corporate business development and marketing activities.
Gillenwater has more than eight years experience in construction
and six years with KBS, most recently as director of the Special
Projects Division. In his prior role, he served as the business
developer and a project manager for his division.
Syska Hennessy Group of Farfax, Va., recently named David
Callan a vice president. In his new position, Callan will
serve as Director of Sustainable Design and High Performance
Building Technology, responsible for leading the firm's sustainable
design practice nationwide. His experience includes the design
and analysis of building systems and energy saving measures
for projects worldwide, as well as researching and developing
analysis techniques for new building technologies. He has
been honored with an ASHRAE Excellence in Engineering Award
for his work, and was recently named as a GSA Design Excellence
Peer.
Dewberry of Fairfax, Va., recently hired Leslie Keelty as
director of training and development. Prior to joining Dewberry,
Keelty was the Association for Supervision and Curriculum
Development's Director of Organization Development and Training.
She has 17 years of corporate human resources experience,
with specific attention to employee development and training
initiatives.
Skanska USA Building of Philadelphia, Pa., recently promoted
C. Patrick Frederick to project director. Frederick, who previously
held the position of senior project manager, will continue
to oversee all management phases on select projects. The 33-year
construction veteran has experience in managing highly technical
pharmaceutical, healthcare, and industrial projects for both
private firms and government agencies.
Leo A. Daly of Washington, D.C., recently hired Steven Yates
as director of marketing. Yates has ten years of professional
experience in the architecture/engineering/construction industry.
Prior to joining Leo A. Daly, Yates was the marketing manager
for the New York office of Perkins Eastman. He started his
career at the New York office of San Francisco-based IA Interior
Architects.
Cannon Design of Baltimore, Md., recently hired Barbara Mellema
as a Project Manager. Mellema brings to the firm ten years
of experience in design leadership, project management, programming,
and master planning for a variety of project types. For the
last 3.5 years, she has primarily been involved in healthcare
planning and design. Mellema will play a key role in the business
development of Cannon Design's regional healthcare practice.
Centex Construction of Fairfax, Va., recently announced several
promotions and hires. Charlie Arnold was hired as superintendent.
Scott Baxter was hired as project manager. Bill Carroll was
hired as superintendent. Emily Elder was hired as risk manager.
Steven Judd was hired as project manager. Sara Collins was
promoted to manager, Integrated Projects Group.
Oak Contracting of Towson, Md., recently hired Brian Fitzgerald
and Janine Weiss. Fitzgerald brings more than 27 years of
experience and will serve as project manager for the modernization
of Parkland Middle School in Montgomery County. Weiss has
seven years of experience in the construction industry and
will serve as an assistant project manager on various projects.
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