Henderson Engineers, a national building systems design firm with more than 800 employees nationwide, officially opened an office in Nashville under the leadership of Russ Carter, PE. The Nashville location opened Aug. 1, becoming Henderson’s 12th office in the U.S.
Henderson Engineers announces Chris Culp as the new director of fire and life safety. Culp succeeds Darrell Stein, who previously held the role since 2001 and was recently given additional leadership responsibilities for Henderson. Culp takes the lead for one of the largest fire protection groups in the country. “Stepping forward into this role was…
Henderson Engineers ranks No. 6 on the 2019 Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M) Top 40 Electrical Design Firms list. The firm moves up a spot from last year’s ranking. In 2018, Henderson generated $70 million in gross electrical revenue, a 56 percent increase from the previous year. With buildings rapidly-evolving in today’s climate, technology is…
The Henderson Engineers refrigeration group recently celebrated 10 years and 2,000 successfully completed projects.
Henderson Engineers moved up two spots to No. 140 on the Engineering News-Record annual Top 500 Design Firms list. Companies on the list were ranked according to revenue for design services performed in 2018. According to the corresponding article by Gary Tulacz, the market for large design firms may be the best that it has…
Carlos Ruiz, a mechanical designer for Henderson Engineers in Los Angeles, delivered the keynote address for the Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program (RAMP) at Cal Poly Pomona on April 25. As a former graduate of the program, Ruiz understands the important role RAMP played in shaping the person he is today. With a mission to increase retention and graduation rates of low-income, first-generation college students, and students with disabilities at Cal Poly Pomona, RAMP fosters academic excellence, leadership development, and cultural awareness.
Henderson Engineers’ leadership transition in the firm’s downtown Kansas City, Missouri office was detailed in the Kansas City Business Journal. The article noted that Andrea Mulvany has been elevated to director of KCMO operations and that she succeeds Julie Pierce, who has taken on additional leadership responsibilities over a business unit. Under their leadership, the…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Henderson Engineers announces Andrea Mulvany as the new director of operations for the firm’s office in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Mulvany succeeds Julie Pierce, who previously held the role for four years before she was recently given additional leadership responsibilities for Henderson. “We are excited for Andrea to take the helm…
Henderson Engineers Associate/Senior Project Manager J.D. Stephney was featured in the Phoenix Business Journal People on the Move section. Stephney brings nearly 20 years of experience to his new role, and previously spent the past decade at Burns & McDonnell in Kansas City, where he was an associate and senior mechanical engineer. Stephney will focus…
Henderson Engineers was noted in a Springfield Business Journal article by Eric Olson about a ground-up Kum & Go Marketplace at 1810 E. Kearney St. in Springfield, Missouri. Henderson provided the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services for the 6,000 square feet, $1.48 million project. The convenience store is set to open later in the…
Congratulations are in order for 10 newly promoted members of #TeamHenderson. Owners: James Dietz, Mike Haramia, Nathan Malone, and Katie Tuttle. Associates: John Chase, Kyle Cranston, Zach Kremer, Ken Mathewson, Marcus Perry, and Jeremy Treat. Please join us in toasting their success.
Henderson Engineers announces Carlo Sechi as a new senior leader in the firm’s Houston office. Sechi will serve as an associate and senior program manager, concentrating on expanding Henderson’s presence in Houston. He brings more than 23 years of experience, including nearly nine years as a partner and director of higher education with DBR Engineering…