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Syska Hennessy promotes 27 employees

New York, NY Syska Hennessy Group, the international engineering firm, has promoted two professionals to associate managing director, four to associate partner, ten to senior associate, and 11 to associate. The group of 27 represents 12 different offices across the U.S.

The new associate MDs are:

• Sami El Khoury, PE (San Francisco), who has more than 14 years of international experience in the design, execution, testing, and commissioning of HVAC and plumbing for a variety of building types.

• Clint Moreno (Chicago), who has more than 21 years of specialized experience in the engineering design and management of telecommunications and electrical systems

The new associate partners are:

• Tarkan Altay, PE, PMP (Los Angeles), a mechanical engineer with more than ten years of experience in HVAC, plumbing project engineering, and project management 

• Timothy Burdge (New York), who has 11 years of experience in developing and managing long-term relationships with commercial and institutional clients 

• Charles Joyce, PE CET (New York), who has more than 18 years of experience in engineering design of and consulting on life safety and fire protection systems 

• Sheetal Roy, PE (Chicago), an engineering professional with more than a decade of experience in MEP systems, with a focus on electrical engineering, across many building types

The senior associates are:

• Wasay Abdul, PE (Chicago)

• Beata Borowik (New York)

• Mark Griffith (Jacksonville)

• Katarzyna Hojdas (New York)

• Kasteny Knutson (New York)

• Matthew McCarthy (Richmond)

• Samer Nahas (Dallas)

• Marlon Ramirez (Los Angeles)

• Tyler Shockley (Dallas)

• Matthew Wolski (New York)

The associates are:

• Matthew Cassidy, PE (Chicago)

• Jeremy Coyle, PE, LEEP AP BD+C (Orange County)

• Rahimuddin Deyarmand (San Francisco) 

• John Geitner (Charlotte)

• Zuriel Morgado (New York)

• Johnny Nguyen (San Francisco)

• Keith O’Hearn (Boston)

• Desiree Robinson, PE (San Diego)

• Steven Schmitt (Chicago)

• Liam Wall (Hamilton)

• Endrias Woldegiorgis (Charlotte)

“Last year we achieved one of our most profitable years ever,” said Syska co-president Gary Brennen. “These professionals played a key role in that success.”

“Recognizing strong performance with promotions is an important aspect of employee retention,” said co-president Cyrus Izzo. “We look forward to working with this outstanding group for many years to come.”

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