Dec 02, 2015

Hart Crowser

Pyrch

Swenson

Reinauer

Hart Crowser promoted Kimberly Reinauer, Mike Swenson and Allison Pyrch to associate. Reinauer is an environmental engineer who manages feasibility studies and environmental remediation design, and stormwater permitting compliance. Swenson is a geotechnical engineer who manages design and construction oversight for high-rises, highways and abandoned mines. Pyrch is a geotechnical engineer who traveled with the ASCE Technical Council on Lifeline Earthquake Engineering to the 2010 Chile and 2011 Japan earthquakes; she works in Oregon and Washington on seismic resiliency. Reinauer and Swenson are in the Seattle office and Pyrch is in Portland.

Hewitt

Eklund

Adams

Woland

Talbot

Sullivan

Tolentino

Caldwell

Hewitt promoted architects Sean Sullivan and Eva Talbot and landscape architect Jake Woland to senior associate, architects Russ Adams, Jan Peter Eklund and Jennifer Caldwell to associate, and Cesar Tolentino to BIM manager. Sullivan has been with the firm for nine years, with work that includes Alto Apartments in Seattle. Talbot was hired seven years ago. Her work includes 2nd + Stewart residential tower in Seattle. Woland was hired seven years ago. His landscape architecture and urban design work includes Block 44 in South Lake Union. Adams has been with Hewitt for four years, with work that includes Dimension by Alta apartments in Seattle. Eklund was hired four years ago. His work includes Roosevelt and Northgate light rail stations. Caldwell joined the firm four years ago, with work that includes Hollywood Lofts apartments on Capitol Hill. Tolentino was hired two years ago, and manages building information standards and processes. Seattle-based Hewitt provides architecture, landscape architecture and urban design.

SRG Partnership

Gritzmacher

Turner

Ramirez

Kurzner

Kear

In Seattle, SRG Partnership hired Stephen Kear, Jarod Kurzner and Arnulfo Ramirez as architectural designers, Marshall Turner as marketing manager and Alyssa Gritzmacher as marketing media specialist. Kear is working on the Seattle North Police Precinct. Kurzner and Ramirez are working on the renovation of Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. SRG is a design firm, with offices in Seattle and Portland.

Esterline

Esterline Corp., a specialty manufacturer for aerospace and defense markets, appointed Michael J. Cave to the board of directors. Cave is a former senior vice president at Boeing. His term will expire in 2017.

Top Pot Doughnuts

Top Pot Doughnuts and Coffee will open its first Tacoma cafe soon in Proctor Station, and now plans to open a second cafe next spring in The Village at Chambers Bay in University Place. It will sell doughnuts, coffee, pastries and sandwiches. Top Pot was founded in 2002 in Seattle, and now operates 20 cafes.

Dec 01, 2015

Cairncross & Hempelmann

Gregory

Cairncross & Hempelmann said John Gregory joined the Corporate Finance & Business Transactions team. He focuses on advising startup and established tech companies on legal matters, and previously worked as a corporate finance and technology transaction attorney at Beacon Law Advisors.

CytoDyn

Vancouver-based CytoDyn, a biotech company working on new therapies to treat human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, named Nitya G. Ray senior vice president of manufacturing. Ray was a senior vice president for Progenics Pharmaceuticals.

CH2M

CH2M won a Project Achievement Award from the Construction Management Association of America for the Oregon State Hospital in Junction City. CH2M won in the category for new buildings valued at less than $100 million. The Colorado-based company served as project manager for the Oregon Health Authority.