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…
Henderson Engineers announces the hire of Maggie Curcio as the firm’s first—ever chief people officer (CPO). Curcio brings more than 20 years of human resources experience to the company, most recently serving as vice president of human resources and organization development for DST Systems in Kansas City, Missouri. The CPO position was created by Henderson…
Henderson Engineers Plumbing Designer Meagan Gibbs earned a spot on Plumbing Engineer Magazine’s 2018 Top 10 in Their 20s list. Gibbs was selected for her commitment, perseverance, and tenacity. In the feature, Gibbs discussed her path to Henderson after graduating from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, her journey to plumbing design, next steps, and her desire…
Henderson Engineers Vice President and Director of Refrigeration Tony Welter has accepted a two-year term on the ASHRAE Refrigeration Committee. The 12-person committee helps guide technical standards of refrigeration design in the industry. Welter will be part of those collective discussions and decision-making processes. “It is an honor to be selected for this position as…
Henderson Engineers ranked No. 62 on the Top 150 Largest Private Companies in KC list by the Kansas City Business Journal. Categorized by 2017 revenue, Henderson moved up six spots in the rankings from last year’s list. Henderson’s gross revenue in 2017 was $121.72 million and net revenue was $102 million.
Empow[HER], the dedicated women’s network at Henderson Engineers, hosted its fourth annual golf clinic on May 16 at Sykes/Lady Overland Park Golf Club. The event was designed to make it possible for women to learn the basic skills necessary to be comfortable on the golf course. Instruction was provided by Maureen Olson, the 2016 Player…
Henderson Engineers Acoustics Technology Specialist, Josh Thede, was recently elected the Volunteer Chair for the U.S. Green Buildings Council (USGBC) Emerging Professionals, Central Plains chapter. Thede first became involved with the USGBC Emerging Professionals group through his previous employer in Seattle, Washington. After accepting a position with Henderson Engineers, Thede sought out the Kansas City…
Henderson Engineers President & CEO Rich Smith and Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Sly James spoke at the KC Global Design worldwide launch Tuesday night at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City. The reception was held in conjunction with the Discover Global Markets Design + Construct international conference, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s flagship event…
At the Venue Operations Summit in Nashville on Monday, Henderson Engineers Vice President/Director of Technology Doug Weis and Associate/Senior Technology Specialist Mark Maurer presented on security system trends and infrequently utilized functions. The duo educated attendees on features that may exist in their security systems but aren’t being used. They also discussed industry trends. The presentation was attended…