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Posted: May 23, 2011
P.W. Grosser Consulting opens new branch office in Syracuse
P.W. Grosser Consulting, an environmental consulting and engineering firm headquartered on Long Island, N.Y. has opened its new branch office in Syracuse, New York. This strategic location will allow PWGC to better serve its expanding clientele throughout New York State.
The Syracuse branch will be headed by Martin Meriwether, PG, a native of New York's Finger Lakes Region. Meriwether is a Professional Geologist with 12 years of experience in the environmental consulting industry. Serving a wide spectrum of clients, his expertise lies in environmental risk identification, quantification, and management.
PWGC is a partner you can count on for managing your environmental consulting and engineering needs, and achieving your sustainable goals.
PWGC's Syracuse office is located at Learbury Centre, 401 Salina Street, Suite 406-A.
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