May 11, 2022

Coughlin Porter Lundeen

Stone

Lindeman

Andres

Coughlin Porter Lundeen announced the promotion of three team members. Will Andres has been promoted to civil project manager. Andres is a project leader and liaison for educational, commercial, and healthcare clients. He has previous experience with foundation design-build and powerline infrastructure projects across North America and building infrastructure for the commercial and education markets.

Laura Lindeman is now a structural project manager. Lindeman uses analytical and design skills to provide effective and appropriate solutions for unique aspects of each project, from new construction to the seismic upgrade of historic buildings. In support of the firm's commitment to the SE2050 Challenge, Lindeman manages the assessment and calculation of the embodied carbon footprint for current projects and is responsible for setting future reduction goals.

William Stone has also been promoted to structural project manager. Hailing from New Zealand, William brings unique experiences and knowledge to his Pacific Northwest clients, equally proficient in completing one of the largest high schools in the state as he is in the full transformation of a historic boutique hotel in downtown Seattle. His areas of specialization — education facilities and a passion for mass timber structures— have merged into two projects where CLT and DLT complement the district's vision for a cleaner, sustainable future, yet fit within budget and schedule restraints.

Parametrix

Kardos

Bryan Kardos has rejoined Parametrix as a senior construction manager based in Seattle. He has 29 years of industry experience in public works inspection, quality assurance, zoning administration, plan reviews and planning meetings, landscape design, and construction. Kardos comes to Parametrix most recently from O'Neill Service Group where he served as lead construction inspector. He was previously with Parametrix in 2013. His project experience includes overseeing bridges, roundabouts, construction of community parks, community centers, subdivision infrastructure installations, roadways, streetscapes, and water treatment plants. At Parametrix, he will provide construction management services in support the Washington State Department of Transportation's SR 520 project.

Perteet

Cieri

Perteet announced that Denise Cieri has joined its board of directors. Until two years ago, when she began a consulting firm, Cieri worked for WSDOT as a program administrator on some of the state's most significant projects, including SR 520 Bridge Replacement, Alaskan Way Viaduct, and I-405 Express Toll Lanes. She is a University of Washington graduate and a champion of public infrastructure and its role in our community.

Perteet is a 100% employee-owned, multidisciplinary engineering firm focused on enhancing the quality of life in Washington by solving transportation and infrastructure challenges that make our communities function more efficiently, safer and better.

Integrus Architecture

Wilder

Toth

Rezentes

Onley

Hoving

Piippo

Peterson

Lee

Campanella

Bond

Tinsley

Integrus Architecture announced the advancement of five team members to senior associate and six to associate. TJ Hoving, SEGD (experiential graphic designer), Megan Onley, NCIDQ, IIDA (interior designer), Brian Rezentes, AIA, NCARB (project architect), Anton Toth, RA (project architect) and Sara Wilder, AIA, LEED AP (project manager) have been promoted to senior associate.

Jason Bond, AIA (project architect), Tina Campanella (business development specialist), Steve Lee, MBA, CMP (director of information technology), Erik Peterson, RA (project architect), Brian Piippo, AIA, NCARB (senior project manager) and Bridgette Tinsley (architectural associate) have been promoted to associate.

The Riley Group

Babb

Gelfer

Angela Gelfer joined RGI's team as a project geologist in the company's geotechnical department. She brings over six years of experience supporting geotechnical engineering projects, performing water rights work, hydrogeologic studies and construction monitoring. Gelfer earned her Bachelor of Science in Geology while attending Western Washington University, and her Master of Environmental Science from the Hydrology and Water Securities Program at the University of Oklahoma.

Jessica Babb joined RGI's team as a project geologist in the environmental department. She brings approximately seven years of professional experience. Most of her career has focused on completing environmental phase I site assessments and due diligence investigations, as well as the management and oversight of remediation of soil and groundwater for local gas stations and dry cleaners. Babb earned her Bachelor of Science in Geology while attending Western Washington University.

Darigold

Naluai

Kangas

Darigold has hired Kristi Kangas as its chief operating officer, and promoted Duane Naluai to chief customer officer. The moves come as the 104-year-old dairy producer looks to accelerate some transformative initiatives aimed at modernizing and globalizing the co-op, including the construction of a new processing facility in Pasco, and the rebuilding of a fire-damaged facility in Caldwell, Idaho. Kangas served as president and chief operating officer at Readington Farms, a multi-product line producer of dairy products and other packaged goods for its parent company, Wakefern Food. Before joining Readington, she held senior leadership positions in manufacturing with one of the nation's largest dairy producers, and operational leadership positions with a global food production company. Naluai joined Darigold in 2017 as senior vice president for sales and marketing, and head of the co-op's consumer products division. He was promoted to president of the consumer products division in 2020. In his role as chief customer officer, Naluai oversees the co-op's business planning, customer experience, partner development, and domestic and global sales functions. Prior to joining Darigold, Naluai held senior leadership positions in the consumer-packaged goods space, and in professional services, including marketing and investment banking. Headquartered in Seattle, Darigold is the marketing and processing subsidiary of Northwest Dairy Association, which is owned by nearly 350 dairy farm families in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

Perkins Coie

David Lawson has joined Perkins Coie's Trust & Estate Planning practice as a partner in the Seattle office. Lawson focuses his practice on advising tax-exempt organizations, philanthropists, and companies engaged in philanthropy and social-impact efforts. He provides tax advice to tax-exempt organizations, and counsels clients on matters related to nonprofit governance, philanthropic structuring, and charitable trust and solicitation compliance. Lawson also has experience handling investigations and examinations by the IRS and state attorneys general, and he frequently works closely with federal and state agencies that oversee tax-exempt organizations and nonprofits. Lawson received his J.D. from Harvard University. He serves as the chair of the Washington State Bar Association Nonprofit Corporations Committee. Lawson joins Perkins Coie from Davis Wright Tremaine.

Mason

Seattle-based Mason appointed industry veterans Trevor Pagliara as vice president of sales and Samuel Northway as head of product design. Pagliara and Northway bring to Mason their collective expertise in global sales strategy and product design, enabling Mason to continue on its mission to empower innovators to quickly develop and deliver connected smart devices across industries including healthcare, government, retail and hospitality. Mason also announced that the Mason Smart Device Platform has been recognized as a Bronze Stevie Winner in the “Emerging Technology” category of The 20th Annual American Business Awards. Pagliara has 20 years of experience executing rapid revenue growth for companies in the SaaS, security, hardware, and enterprise software space. Northway has a broad background across industries in data-driven design systems, software and hardware development, as well as product and brand strategy. In his career, Northway has built products and brands for companies such as Goldman Sachs, AT&T, HBO, Time Warner and Google.