ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
ABOUT THIS SERIES In 1951, the National Society of Professional Engineers initiated Engineer’s Week to highlight the important role engineers play in our society. It’s been celebrated every year since. E-Week events and publicity also focus on attracting young people to the profession. In honor of E-Week, we’ve asked some of WBRC’s newer engineers and… Read more »
Ray Bolduc, P.E., is named President & CEO; Robert Frank, P.E., is named Board Chair; Retiring CEO Doug Whitney, AIA, will serve as Chair Emeritus. At its most recent November meeting, the Shareholders and Board of Directors of WBRC elected Senior Principal Ray Bolduc, P.E., to serve as the firm’s President & CEO. Rob Frank,… Read more »
For the third year, WBRC has been recognized as an Emerging Professional Friendly Firm by New England AIA Components. The program recognizes firms that have demonstrated a commitment to Emerging Professionals through professional development and personal growth opportunities. WBRC CEO Doug Whitney, who is celebrating his 35th year as a Maine-licensed architect, says, “We truly… Read more »
William P. Pogar, AIA, a principal owner at WBRC Inc., has retired from the firm after 9 years of service. An experienced Architect, Will focused on healthcare throughout most of his career, including his time at WBRC. He also served as WBRC’s Portland Region Manager, helping to grow WBRC’s presence in Maine’s largest city and… Read more »
At WBRC, we help develop and reward outstanding performance by inviting members of our professional team to become Associates and Senior Associates. Individuals so honored are selected unanimously by the Board of Directors. New Associates Earlier this month, WBRC promoted five team members to become a WBRC Associate. They are: Miguel Betancourt, Structural Engineer Stefanie… Read more »
