ACEC Virginia announces the class of 2021-2022 Emerging Leaders Institute
Zachary | Allen | Thompson Consulting Engineers |
Paul | Bryan | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
Alyssa | Budlong | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
David | Carpenter | Schnabel Engineering |
Emily | Dean | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
Hunter | English | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
Andrew | Hemmen | Draper Aden Associates |
Thomas | Huffman | Dunbar Milby Williams Pittman & Vaughan, PLLC |
David | Hustead | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
John | Krell | Schnabel Engineering |
Daniel | Layou | Mason & Hanger |
Iris | Leoncio | Moffatt & Nichol |
Kenneth | Megginson | Schnabel Engineering |
Hannah | Miller | Koontz Bryant Johnson Williams |
Maria | Minnick | Dewberry Engineers |
Simon | Mueller | Koontz Bryant Johnson Williams |
Andrew | North | Golder |
Welsey | Parker | Clark Nexsen |
Benjamin | Pavlich | Dunbar Milby Williams Pittman & Vaughan, PLLC |
Cory | Piland | Mason & Hanger |
T. Brett | Prillaman | Mason & Hanger |
Emily | Ripka | Century Engineering |
Jorvas | Rodgers | Thompson Consulting Engineers |
Courtney | Shearer | Froehling & Robertson, Inc. |
Julia | Simo | Wallace Montgomery, LLP |
Zachary | Voris | Schnabel Engineering |
The ACEC Virginia, Emerging Leaders Institute allows participants to broaden their horizons to learn other aspects of the business, making them more valuable to the engineering profession and your firm. This comprehensive training program provides an understanding of the best business practices essential to navigating the engineering industry. The Emerging Leaders Institute is an unprecedented opportunity to hear and discuss issues typically not covered in academic and engineering programs but are critical to your firm’s growth and future success. All sessions are taught by industry leaders and recognized experts in related business fields. The Emerging Leaders Institute is limited to 30 participants and is geared toward emerging leaders in all areas of your firm with approximately ten years of experience. Applicants, nominated by their firm leaders, are selected by the Institute’s steering committee.
An Investment in the Future
The investment for this training is $1,900 per member representative and $3,800 per non-member representative. The fee includes registration for all ELP sessions, the Engineering Excellence Awards Gala & Annual Conference, a dinner and etiquette session, resource materials, meals, and coffee/snack breaks. All participants completing the course will receive a leadership training certificate and be recognized at the ACEC Virginia Annual Conference, to be held at the Boar’s Head Resort, Charlottesville, VA, on June 15- 17, 2022. The leadership training provides up to 33 Professional Development Hours. Costs associated with the sessions (i.e., overnight stays and optional activities) are the responsibility of the individual/firm.
Review ELP details here: 2021-2022 Emerging Leaders Institute Program Book and Nomination Form