According to a news release, this represents expanded ownership in four of the company’s seven offices, bringing the total number of shareholders to 42 in the 175-person employee-owned company. Wright-Pierce has offices in Portland and Topsham.
The new shareholders include landscape architect Travis Pryor, civil engineer Joseph McLean, and wastewater engineers Paul Brinkman, Marius
Jedrychowski and Laurie Perkins.
Pryor is a registered landscape architect and a LEED-AP Professional with experience in downtown revitalization, waterfront planning, and the planning and design of pedestrian and bicycle path and trail systems. Based in the Topsham office’s civil infrastructure practice group, Pryor works with public and private clients throughout the Northeast.
McLean is a project manager in the firm’s civil infrastructure group. He is a LEED-AP Professional specializing in stormwater management, site planning and design, and dam engineering. McLean is based in the Topsham office and works with clients throughout the Northeast.
Brinkman is a senior project manager based in the Andover, Mass., office; Perkins is a senior project manager in the firm’s Portsmouth, N.H., office, and Jedrychowski is a water and wastewater project manager based in the Middletown, Conn., office.
About Wright-Pierce
¦ WRIGHT-PIERCE is an award-winning engineering firm specializing in water, wastewater, stormwater, and infrastructure services for public and private clients throughout the Northeast. For more than 65 years, Wright-Pierce has been providing clients with reliable, affordable and sustainable solutions. Founded in 1947, Wright-Pierce is employee-owned and has a staff of approximately 175 engineers and support professionals located in seven offices, including Topsham and Portland.
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