By Frank Mundy, Vice President, Practice Leader of Geomatics For most of you, this week is special because it means spring has finally “sprung” (according to the calendar at least). While I’m also looking forward to the longer, warmer days on the horizon, this week is about a whole
Read More →Stewart is excited to announce that Jamey Gray has joined the firm as Geomatics Senior Project Manager. As a member of Stewart’s Geomatics practice, Gray’s primary responsibilities include project management, from project planning and scoping to budgeting, scheduling and completion, as well as business development. Gray will also supervise Stewart staff and
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Today at Stewart, we’re saying “Congratulations” to Katie Hamilton for her appointment to the Historic Preservation Committee (HPC). Since many of us live and work in Durham, we also want to say a big “Thanks!” Hamilton was appointed to the committee by the Durham County Commissioners and is now tasked
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Oftentimes, community groups and non-profits provide services to help young people find jobs. Recently, members of Stewart’s Bike/Ped team were invited to spend some time with students helping them find careers. Todd Delk, Stewart’s Practice Leader for Bicycle and Pedestrian Design and Planning, met with students from the Achievement Academy
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Stewart has named Lee Anne Nance as its new chief strategic officer (CSO). As a member of Stewart’s executive leadership team, Nance’s primary responsibilities as CSO include brand and market development through new business and strategic partnerships, strengthening relationships with new and existing clients, building positive awareness of the firm, as
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September 5, 2017 – Stewart, a multi-discipline design, engineering and land planning firm, today announced the opening of its new Construction Services Group in Charlotte, North Carolina, joining its existing 40-person office that has been in the area more than 15 years. The service line operates from a new 4,850-square-foot
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From a cool seesaw in Madrid, to a 117-year-old tunnel still in operation in Hamburg, to cycle tracks on both American coasts, Stewart employees have seen lots of sources of inspiration while travelling the globe this summer in search of fun and relaxation. Check out some of the photos they’ve sent back.
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Stewart is honored to have been named one of the top companies to work for in the Triangle Business Journal’s annual “Best Places to Work” awards program. The award recognizes the company’s success in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains employees through a combination of company culture,
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It was a sunny spring day many years ago, when John T Jenkins, II received a call from an enthusiastic man with a Colombian accent. Although John and the engineering firm he owned were being courted by another firm, being the courteous gentleman that he is, John decided it wouldn’t
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By: Matt Evans, Landscape Designer II 1 – They work outside. Alright, so maybe you didn’t think that all landscape architects work outside (or did you?), but believe it or not, that is a common comment I hear in conversations that start with the phrase, “So what do you
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