Congratulations Sandy Doyle-Ahern, 2017 Progressive Woman honoree! EMH&T president Sandy Doyle-Ahern was among this morning’s honorees in the Progressive Women category at the 2017 Smart Women Awards Breakfast sponsored by Columbus Smart Business. The Smart Women Awards recognize the achievements of leading businesswomen, inspiring male advocates, and effective women’s programs. This year’s awards breakfast theme, Team Building, is a very important business issue for Sandy, and one she has focused much time and attention on in her role as EMH&T president, resulting in continued growth and success for the firm.

In her role as a Board of Trustees member for The Nature Conservancy, EMH&T President Sandy Doyle-Ahern traveled to Washington, DC, to lobby for infrastructure funding in the next budget cycle.

The EMH&T-designed Blacklick Creek Sanitary Interceptor Sewer (BCSIS) Tunnel project is in full swing. The Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM), which arrived on site in January, is now making its way through the project area’s varied soil conditions. 

Miles Hebert, EMH&T Director of Water Resources Engineering, along with Mansfield City Engineer Bob Bianchi, presented the findings from the firm’s Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan study to the Mansfield City Council last week.

After many months of design by EMH&T Indianapolis surveyors and engineers, we are excited to see today’s announcement of the new Indiana State Fair Skyride! EMH&T was proud to help design this new attraction and to provide professional renderings that are helping everyone to envision this exciting addition to the Indiana Fairgrounds! This year, visitors at the Indiana ...

EMH&T employees joined the New Albany Heit Center Wellness Team over lunchtime on June 7^th  for an interactive one hour educational session.

Congratulations to another group of new PEs at EMH&T! Four of our project engineers recently passed the professional engineer’s exam and earned their Professional Engineering license. Pictured left to right: Greg Emery and Brian Rossi (Charlotte office) and Matthew Garver and Matthew Stechschulte (Columbus office). These individuals join EMH&T’s dynamic group of professionals serving clients across the Midwest and Southeast.

EMH&T’s Columbus office welcomes a new group of students to our Summer Intern program. Their school year may be drawing to a close, but the opportunity to learn in a real world setting is just beginning. Good luck to this year’s bright and eager interns!

Infrastructure Engineering is not just a desk job and this issue of Ingenium is dedicated to the work many of EMH&T's professionals do outside of the office. We also take a look at the growth and changes occurring in suburban Grove City, Ohio, and we ride along with a few members of  EMH&T's Infratechnologies Division for an interesting "day in the life" look at the services they provide.

Catie Gullett of the firm’s Cultural Resources Division and Chelsea Hager of the Water Resources Division were nominated and accepted into the 2017 YWCA of Central Ohio’s Leadership for Social Change Program, which honors the legacy of the women who founded the YWCA and focuses on growing the next generation of women leaders in Central Ohio.