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Ian Taylor Selected for Baldrige Executive Fellows Program
Ian Taylor, our Strategic Services Director, has been accepted into the 2024 Cohort of Baldrige Fellows, a year-long leadership development initiative. The program provides senior executives with a broader perspective on achieving performance excellence within their organizations. Ian is committed to leveraging the insights from the Baldrige Program to enhance the ongoing success of Freese and Nichols.
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The 1930s: Still Delivering Through the Great Depression
Despite the challenges of the Great Depression, Freese and Nichols continued to serve communities across New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, embracing innovation and honoring the retirement of the firm’s founder, Major John Hawley.
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Thomas Haster
Connect With Us at Texas Water 2024
Join our experts at Texas Water 2024 in Fort Worth, TX. We look forward to seeing you!
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Trooper Smith
Craig Wells
Connect With Us at the 2024 Florida Water Resources Conference
Our Florida water/wastewater experts are presenting four breakout sessions on PFAS solutions, navigating SB64 challenges and more.
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Then and Now: Engineering Places to Play
Here’s a look at our work on a Major League Baseball stadium and an innovative landfill-turned-soccer-complex.
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Freese and Nichols Hosts TxDOT DRIVE Program Meeting to Assist Disadvantaged Firms
Freese and Nichols was honored to host a meeting of the Diverse Relationships for Informative Value Exchange (DRIVE) Program in Austin to help foster diversity and collaboration in engineering.
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Alan Greer
Leaders and Legacies: Bob Nichols
Bob Nichols’ leadership, characterized by professionalism, accountability, and a keen eye for detail, significantly shaped the culture at Freese and Nichols, instilling a strong commitment to quality, ethics and client focus.
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Urban Planning Excellence: Chance Sparks Elected AICP Fellow
Chance Sparks, Urban Planning & Design Group Manager, has been elected to the AICP College of Fellows, the planning profession’s highest honor. Chance’s strategic planning has effectively removed regulatory obstacles, enhanced service provision for traditionally marginalized communities, and shown how regulatory changes can foster cultural inclusivity.
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The 1920s: Mr. Freese, Mr. Nichols and the Riverwalk
The 1920s marked a pivotal period for Freese and Nichols, as the firm broadened its influence across Texas. The company took on significant water, sewage and flood protection projects, profoundly impacting communities statewide.
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Freese and Nichols Named Firm of the Year by ASCE Corpus Christi
Last month, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) – Corpus Christi Branch hosted its annual Engineer’s Week awards banquet. With over 200 people and dozens of firms in attendance, this was a special night for Freese and Nichols’ Corpus Christi office as it was awarded Engineering Firm of the Year by the ASCE Corpus Christi Branch.
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Bonneau Appointed to AICP College of Fellows Committee
Wendy Bonneau, FAICP has been appointed to the College of Fellows Committee for the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). Wendy’s selection for this role is the culmination of her 30-year career as an urban planner and a testament to her nationally recognized expertise.
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Brent Hauser Expands Water/Wastewater Utility Services in NW Arkansas
Brent Hauser, a seasoned engineer with over three decades of experience, has joined our team in Rogers, Arkansas as a Senior Project Manager. Brent’s expertise spans local and international projects, and he’s now leading our water and wastewater utility projects in Northwest Arkansas.
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