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Arup promotes Karn as principal

New York, NY Arup has promoted John Karn to principal. The Americas Region board, which oversees operations in the U.S., Canada, and Brazil, selects new associates, associate principals, and principals on an annual basis.

“Arup’s vision for the future is to have a positive impact in the Americas by delivering high quality, valuable work for our clients and providing rewarding careers for our staff,” said Andy Howard, chair, Americas Region. “We congratulate our newest principal John Karn.”

Karn is a civil engineer in their New York office, where he leads the New York Infrastructure Subgroup and Transaction Advice practice. He is also a member of the Americas Infrastructure Practice Executive.

He joined the firm in 2004 and has 25 years of experience, including more than a decade at the California Department of Transportation in project development and construction management.

He has led or advised on some of the largest and most complex transportation projects in the Americas Region and brings his unique experience to deliver and advise on major transportation infrastructure. His recent projects include Revised Green Line Extension Program Recommendations for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Maryland’s Purple Line light rail transit, and the Indiana Toll Road acquisition.

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