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Posted: February 22, 2022
Mullen and Yousef promoted by The Rock Brook Consulting Group
New York, NY The Rock Brook Consulting Group has promoted Ryan Mullen and Amr Yousef.
Mullen has been promoted to vice president at The Rock Brook Consulting Group. Mullen joined the firm over 10 years ago and has 20+ years of professional engineering design experience. Mullen has managed over one million s/f of high-profile, award-winning projects, some of which include Barclays Financial “Workplace of the Future” located in Whippany, Gateway Plaza in Newark, and the ON3 Campus in Nutley. He has successfully designed and executed many sustainable practices for his clients including LEED and WELL Certifications. His strong client relationships and successful project outcomes have afforded Rock Brook continued repeat business from many top clients.
Yousef has been promoted to associate director at The Rock Brook Consulting Group. Yousef has 15 years of professional experience in engineering design with 5 years in a project management role. He has successfully executed multiple renovations and fit-out projects for clients in the corporate, commercial, manufacturing, industrial, and education sectors. These projects include Gateway Plaza in Newark, 2 Journal Square Plaza in Jersey City and the LEEP Dual Language Academy in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. He has also successfully designed and executed many sustainable practices for his clients including LEED and WELL Certifications.
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