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Ron Berry, P.E.

…New Brunswick. He is a Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E. Civil) in California and holds Canadian Professional Engineering (P.Eng.) licenses in the provinces of Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and New Brunswick….

Pericles Stivaros, Ph.D., P.E., QPSI, QEWI

Dr. Stivaros’ professional experience includes structural design and analysis of building systems and other structures, failure investigation, exterior building envelope performance, distress analysis, structural evaluation, and repair. He has also…

Michael P. Salerno, LSRP

…with federal, state and corporate policies and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Linear Construction Project (LCP) requirements. Michael holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Stockton University….

Ben Lavon, P.E., QEWI

Benjamin Lavon, previous branch manager of GEI’s New York City office, has 40 years of diversified engineering experience which includes structural design of reinforced concrete, precast concrete, structural steel, timber…

Experienced Professionals

…growing your career. We seek experienced professionals who: Have a strong focus on our client’s success Enjoy interacting with our existing clients and meeting new clients Can effectively and safely…

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Laura Schwanof, RLA

As GEI’s Ecological Practice Leader for the northeast, Ms. Laura Schwanof collaborates with multiple GEI branch offices, mentors junior staff and lends support in ecological inventory, endangered and threatened species…

GEI’s Cameron Davis & Peter Ventin Help Canadian and U.S. Mayors Prime Themselves for Green Infrastructure

…and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative annual meeting in Ajax, east of Toronto. “The trends are already clear,” said GEI’s Davis. “Communities need to be ready for increased flooding and other…

The Protection of the Great Lakes Began More Than 50 Years Ago – That History Matters Today for Funding Important Projects. But Why?

…municipalities, states, and provinces, among others, in collaborating for Great Lakes protection. It also recognized the binational stretch of the St. Lawrence River from Lake Ontario to Akwesasne, Ontario/St. Regis,…

Can You Benefit from the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program?

…organization? BRIC funding is essentially available to states, territories, and the District of Columbia (I’ll call this whole group “states” in this post); federally recognized tribes; and municipalities. Municipalities don’t…

Subtle Changes to the latest Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Action Plan Could Mean Plenty to your Great Lakes Project

…do that, first, I’m also including details about the program as it existed since 2010 when Congress provided its initial funding. The Basics A consistent current from past priorities (called…