Mar 03, 2015

Van Ness Feldman

McIntyre

Summers

Carly Summers has joined Van Ness Feldman LLP as an associate focusing on land use, environmental law and water law. She is a litigator and has counseled clients on environmental and natural resource matters. Doug McIntyre has joined as a land use planner. He led the South Kitsap Industrial Area sub-area plan for Bremerton and was a property planner for Boeing. The law firm has offices in Washington, D.C., and Seattle.

Expeditors International

Expeditors International of Washington said James L.K. Wang, Asia Pacific president, director and co-founder, will retire as Asia Pacific president in June but will continue to serve as a director through the 2016 annual shareholders' meeting.

Richmond PR

Richmond Public Relations is expanding its services to become a wholly integrated public relations and marketing firm that will offer media and strategic communications such as media planning and buying, digital marketing and analytics.

Mortenson Construction

Hulan

Dye

Prahl

McCaskill

Rossman

Mortenson Construction hired Tom Rossman as project manager for the Elliott Bay Seawall; Jack McCaskill as field engineer for the Chambers Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant; Chris Prahl as project manager on the Bridge Creek Pipeline and Water Treatment Plant project in Bend, Oregon; William Dye as scheduling engineer in the Kirkland Office; and Chad Hulan as senior MEP estimator. Rossman served in the Army Corps in Europe, and holds bachelor's degrees in astrophysics and theoretical math from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. McCaskill previously interned with Mortenson at the Bridge Creek project in Bend, and holds a bachelor's degree in construction engineering management from Oregon State University. Prahl has experience on projects ranging from fish ladders to community wind farms, and is a graduate of Oregon State University. Dye previously worked for an engineering consulting firm in Louisiana. Hulan has 20 years of construction experience, most recently with Garney Construction in Colorado.

Long Painting Co.

Morrison

Nold

Pham

North

The Washington office of Long Painting Co., based in Kent, hired Matt North as industrial project manager, Charles Pham as industrial estimator/project manager and Clint Nold as workforce development manager. The Oregon office, based in Vancouver, hired John Morrison as commercial estimator. North has 17 years of industrial coatings and linings experience, the last 10 as regional manager at Dunkin & Bush. Pham worked for Kiewit and Techno Coatings in California before relocating to the Northwest. He has more than 10 years of industry experience and holds NACE certification. Nold previously spent eight years in the Army as a logistics officer. Morrison formerly was an owner-operator of a painting and drywall business in South Dakota.

Heery International

Gendreau

Heery International named Dan Gendreau vice president and area manager for the company's Seattle office. Gendreau previously was project and construction management director and global PM program lead in Europe and the Americas for Jones Lang LaSalle. He holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and an MBA in management and finance from Seattle University.

Sequoyah Electric

Sequoyah Electric promoted David Bykerk to service dispatcher for the Redmond headquarters. Bykerk also buys materials for service projects; he previously was purchasing agent at the company. He has more than 12 years of industry experience.

Feb 27, 2015

Port of Seattle

Caplan

Port of Seattle CEO Ted J. Fick named Dave Caplan director of the port's new Office of Strategic Initiatives. Caplan also will direct the Central Procurement Office. He was a senior vice president for the global agricultural company Agco Corp. and held management positions at Paccar. Caplan is trained in LEAN and is a Six Sigma Black Belt.

Seattle Repertory Theatre

Leahey

Seattle Repertory Theatre named Kristin Leahey literary director. Leahey has worked in literary departments at Northlight Theatre in Illinois and Woolly Mammoth Theatre in Washington, D.C.