Stock image with aerial view of office workers sitting around a conference room table looking at paperwork. Image has black transparent overlay on it and white text that says ANNOUNCING in capital letters and "Broadening Ownership of Our Firm" in smaller white letters underneath. The photo represents shareholders.

Our new owners each demonstrate extremely high levels of service to our clients and significant positive impacts to the engineering profession. Each of our owners unwaveringly displays leadership, client and community relationship development, team building, and project and financial management. These professionals have dedicated years of service creating a better work environment and exceptional client service. We asked them what it means for them to become an owner of the firm they have dedicated so much to.

Judith Donovan Hann – Senior Vice President & Director of Human Resources

Judy Donovan Hann's corporate headshot next to her quote about what it means to be a shareholder / owner of the firm.

Kirstin DiPietro Worden, PE – Associate & Senior Environmental Engineer

Kirstin DiPietro Worden's corporate headshot next to her quote about what it means to be a shareholder / owner of the firm.

Joseph Ripley, PE – Associate & Senior Structural Engineer

Joseph Ripley's corporate headshot next to his quote about what it means to be a shareholder / owner of the firm.

Marisa DiBiaso, PE – Vice President & Senior Civil Engineer

Marisa DiBiaso's corporate headshot next to her quote about what it means to be a shareholder / owner of the firm.

Owen Krauss, PE – Associate & Senior Structural Engineer

Owen Krauss's corporate headshot next to his quote about what it means to be a shareholder / owner of the firm.

 

Please join us in congratulating our team members joining our ownership ranks.

 

*It’s Hoyle Tanner’s 50th anniversary this year! Keep an eye on our Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter feeds for articles and anniversary news!

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