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Posted: March 25, 2025
H2M promotes four employees
Melville, NY H2M architects + engineers has announced four promotions.
- Christiana Suppa, AIA, NCIDQ was promoted from senior project architect 1 to senior project architect 2. She is working out of the New York City office
- Robert Nilsen, Assoc. AIA was promoted from staff designer 2 to project designer 1. He is working out of the New York City office
- Katherine Margolies, AIA was promoted from senior project architect 1 to senior project architect 2. She is working out of the New York City office
- Joseph Kocaj, P.E. was promoted from project engineer 1 to project engineer 2. He is working out of the New York City office
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