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Corsi to Lead Rivers & Infrastructure Team’s Innovative Solutions
April 18, 2025
Brianna Corsi, PE, has been promoted to supervisor and will lead the rivers and infrastructure discipline within the Westen Division’s Stream and Stormwater Group. As the newly appointed discipline leader, Corsi brings her expertise and vision to a critical segment of Ayres’ operations. Corsi will oversee projects within the rivers and infrastructure team to keep… Read More »

Seipel Promoted to Next Level of Project Management
April 14, 2025
Logan Seipel, PG, hydrogeologist, has been promoted to the next level of project management among the environmental experts in the Development Services Division. In his new role, Seipel will take on greater autonomy in steering projects and developing client relationships, solidifying himself as a key contributor to the Midwestern Group within the division. Based in… Read More »

Ayres Racks up Two More Top Workplaces Awards
March 31, 2025
Ayres has earned a 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces award and a 2025 Top Workplaces for Engineers award, bringing to four the number of recognitions earned as a result of the Energage engagement surveys Ayres’ employee-owners filled out last year. Ayres ranked among the top 10 medium firms in the Top Workplaces for Engineers program.… Read More »

North Carolina Office Welcomes New Survey Project Manager
March 24, 2025
Mark Smith, PLS, has joined Ayres as its newest survey project manager in the Burlington, North Carolina, office. With an impressive career spanning over four decades, Smith offers a wealth of expertise, strong leadership skills, and a proven track record of excellence in land surveying and project management. Smith’s journey in land surveying began in… Read More »

Anderson Re-elected to Third WLIA Board Term
March 5, 2025
Nik Anderson, GISP, project manager in Ayres’ Aerial Mapping Group, was re-elected to the Wisconsin Land Information Association’s Board of Directors, the WLIA announced at last week’s annual conference in Appleton. Anderson has been on the board since 2021, and his upcoming term will bring his tenure to six years. He just completed his third… Read More »