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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 22, 2022
H2M architects + engineers elevates eight
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Melville, NY According to H2M architects + engineers, the following individuals have been promoted:
- Robert Bee, R.A, LEED AP has been promoted to deputy discipline director. He also received an officer promotion and is now an assistant vice president. Bee’s previous title was studio director. Bee has been with H2M since 2005.
- Joseph Ciserano, AIA has been promoted to assistant studio director. Ciserano previously served as BIM-CAD manager and has been with H2M since 2014.
- James Havrilla, R.A. has been promoted to assistant studio director. Havrilla’s previous title was senior architect. Havrilla has been with H2M since 2017.
- Kevin Medler, R.A., NCIDQ has been promoted to studio director. Medler’s previous title was assistant studio director. Medler also received an officer promotion and is now assistant vice president. Medler has been with H2M since 2007.
- Joel Richardson, P.E. has been promoted to department manager of civil engineering. Richardson’s previous title was senior discipline engineer. Medler has been with H2M since 2014.
- Daniel Ritchie, CPTM has been promoted to assistant director of learning and development. Ritchie’s previous title was learning and development manager. Ritchie has been with H2M since 2019.
- Jason Smith, R.A., LEED AP BD+C, CSI has been promoted to studio director. Smith’s previous title was senior project architect. Smith also received an officer promotion and is now assistant vice president. Smith has been with H2M since 2002.
- Robert Wildermuth, R.A., LEED AP has been promoted to assistant studio director. Wildermuth’s previous title was senior architect. Wildermuth has been with H2M since 2017.
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