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Posted: June 10, 2013
Ford of SWBR earns 2012 Employee of the Year Award
SWBR Architects, a Rochester, NY-based firm, recently granted Sandi Ford the 2012 Employee of the Year Award. Ford, who works as a finance assistant, has been with the firm since 2007. She resides in Greece.
"Sandi is eager to help anyone with a task and has a consistently high work ethic," said Dave Beinetti, president, SWBR. "Her positive attitude is a key contribution to the success of SWBR."
SWBR Architects is an award-winning architectural practice serving local and East Coast clients. With offices in Rochester and Syracuse, the firm specializes in education, housing, health, science and technology, corporate/industrial and municipal design. Sustainable design principles help guide the firm's practice, working to meet clients' expectations as they relate to design, quality and budget.
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