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Fred Koenig 2012

Name: Fred Koenig Title: Syracuse Branch Manager Company: SWBR Architecture, Engineering and Landscape Architecture Location: Rochester and Syracuse Place of birth: Syracuse, NY Family: Wife Katrina, daughters Alicia, and Carter College: Clemson University, SUNY Delhi First job unrelated: Drafter at General Electric First job in current field: I worked for Parsons-McKenna Construction during my summers in college as a laborer. What your firm does now and it's plans for the future? Currently SWBR Syracuse provides design and construction administrative services in the K-12 and housing markets. Our plans are to expand our areas of design expertise into the college and university market sectors along with healthcare. Hobbies: Landscaping, furniture refinishing Favorite novel: "Wild at Heart" by John Eldridge Favorite film: "Knights Tale" Keys to success: Treat others how you would like to be treated. Person you admire (outside of family): My friend, Amie Shaffer, who recently passed of cancer. With facing many challenges she always wore a smile, kept calm and focus, and was determined to not give up. If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Own a fishing boat and take people out deep sea fishing on a chartered service.
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