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Posted: December 9, 2013
Passero Associates reveals leadership transition
Passero Associates reveals a leadership transition that will impact service delivery to clients, stimulate growth and new opportunities, and enhance the firm's overall performance.
Gary Passero, PE, F.ASCE, REM, is transitioning from his role as CEO to founding partner. As founding partner, Passero will serve as the firm's touchstone for conducting business according to its core values.
Wayne Wegman, PE, is transitioning from president to CEO. As CEO, Wegman will focus on the growth and expansion of the firm, and on maintaining the firm's culture of exceptional service.
John Caruso, PE, PMP, a principal, is transitioning from senior vice president to president of the firm. As president, Caruso will ensure that all aspects of the firm's operations contribute towards its success.
Passero Associates provides planning, engineering, architectural design, sustainability, surveying, program management and construction administration services in the Northeast, Midwest, and Southeastern United States. Founded in 1972, and with a staff of over 90 professionals, we proudly serve our clients, partnering with them to achieve their goals.
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