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Chazen Cos. expands with two new offices: Haslam to head Syracuse office with Revette as lead project manager, Romano to manage Nashville location

Syracuse, NY  The Chazen Companies (Chazen) has expanded by adding new local offices and in Nashville, Tenn.

Eric Haslam, Chazen Companies Eric Haslam, Chazen Companies

The local office is located at 721 E. Genesee St. with 2,000 s/f and employs two professional engineers (P.E.). Eric Haslam, P.E. leads the team as the director of engineering services and office manager. He is a licensed professional engineer with nearly 20 years of engineering experience serving municipal and industrial clients across the state, with a focus on water resource projects. The lead project manager for the this office is John Revette, P.E., a licensed professional engineer with over 12 years of experience in municipal treatment plant and conveyance system design.

Peter Romano, Chazen Companies Peter Romano, Chazen Companies

Peter Romano, P.E. heads the Nashville office located at 3200 West End Ave., Suite 500. He is a licensed professional engineer with over 20 years of experience. Romano has been providing engineering services to Nashville over the past few years and has since relocated to the area and spearheaded the opening of the new office. 

With this expansion, the two new offices are able to utilize multidisciplinary teams throughout the Chazen organization. Both locations provide tremendous opportunity to better serve current clients and expand the professional services offered in each region.

Chazen was founded nearly 70 years ago and is employee-owned, with an accomplished team of over 130 licensed and certified professionals, including LEED Accredited Professionals. They serve a diverse range of clients in both private and public sectors, including land developers, municipalities, utilities, healthcare, education, architects and state agencies in the Hudson Valley, Capital District and North Country, and now Central New York and Tennessee.

Chazen services include engineering, land surveying, planning, environmental services and safety training and landscape architecture.

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