AllenES Senior Principal Planner Jay Estes, AICP presented the City of Foley, Alabama’s Resilient Housing Plan during session of the Coastal Community Resilience Working Group at the Gulf of Mexico Alliance 2024 GOMCON Conference.
The presentation was one of four concurrent sessions focused on resilient housing issues in the Gulf of Mexico Region.
AllenES attended spring 2024 career fairs and is actively recruiting. Please send resumes to mpringle@allenes.com
AllenES enjoyed participating in the MEDC Legislative Conference in February.
It was a wonderful two days kicking off with Governor Haley Barbour serving as keynote speaker on Day One and wrapping up with Governor Tate Reeves as keynote speaker of the Awards Luncheon on Day Two.
Hats off to MEDC for a job well done!
Pictured: Governor, Haley Barbour; Executive Director of MEDC; Jeff Rent, President of MEDC Board; and Lori Watts, Secretary/Treasurer of MEDC Board
AllenES appreciated the opportunity to serve as one of the sponsors of the Mississippi Manufacturers Association (MMA) Legislative Reception in January.
Dr. Melissa Pringle is pictured with William (Skip) Scaggs, Executive Director of North Mississippi Industrial Development Association (NMIDA).
AllenES attended MEC’s Capital Day event on January 4th.
A big thank you to Scott Waller and the MEC staff!
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. natural resource scientists attended a bat survey workshop organized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). The workshop provided training and field demonstrations related to bat identification and survey techniques. There are currently three species of bats in Mississippi listed under the Endangered Species Act which require consultation for federally-funded projects. 🦇
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. partners enjoyed time together at Topgolf 🏌♂️ in Ridgeland, MS. It was a great venue for team building, light competition, and a lot of fun! ⛳
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. attended the “Is Your Business Disaster-Ready? A Business Continuity Planning Workshop” to enhance our resilience and business continuity strategies. The hands-on workshop, sponsored by NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Sea Grant Mississippi-Alabama, and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources, was taught by Tracie Sempier and Rhonda Price.
AllenES Partner and Senior Principal Planner, Jay C. Estes, AICP, facilitated the discussion on identifying hazards and assessing risks.
Key topics included:
Identifying Hazards and Assessing Risks
Defining Critical Business Functions
Understanding Financial Landscapes
Evaluating Site Assets
Managing IT Systems
These insights help us ensure we continue serving communities for years to come. 🌍
The Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. team swapped their hardhats and spreadsheets for bowties and an evening on the town at the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra‘s 80th Anniversary celebration! 🎉✨
We enjoyed a magical night filled with beautiful music, laughter, and a touch of elegance. A special shoutout to our Principal Engineer, Michael Hohm, P.E., who joined us in making this night unforgettable. 🎶💼
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. had the privilege of attending the Madison County Business League & Foundation 2025 League and Legislative Luncheon. The Honorable Speaker of the House, Jason White, delivered valuable updates on current legislative issues and their implications for Mississippi businesses. 🏛️📈
Our company attends these events to understand the legislative landscape, enabling us to better serve our clients and develop awareness for how to best execute our practice areas.
Paul Lanning, RLA joined other landscape architects at the MS/AL Twin States Conference. The conference was held at The Lodge at Gulf State Park
in City of Gulf Shores, Alabama. The sessions were incredibly insightful, and a few truly stood out:
1. Drones in Landscape Architecture: Exploring innovative ways drones are transforming our approach to landscape design and management.
2. AI to Improve Workflows: Discovering how artificial intelligence is streamlining processes and enhancing efficiency in the landscape architecture and CAD drafting space.
3. Parkonomics: Understanding how parks can drive economic development through increased tourism, improved real estate values, and fostering healthier communities.
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. consistently ensures our team members are up-to-date with the latest industry trends and techniques to provide cutting edge technology to our clients’ projects.🌿🏞️
Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. professionals enjoyed the MEC Work Future Tour presentation and luncheon. Thank you to the presenters and fellow attendees for making this event impactful. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn more about a data-driven approach to improving and strengthening Mississippi’s workforce. We look forward to more updates on this program and are excited about the future of Mississippi.
Michael Hohm, P.E., Addison Black, and Tyler Mabry, E.I. had a fantastic time at the Mississippi State University Career Fair! It was a pleasure meeting and engaging with so many talented MSU students. Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. is committed to fostering a supportive and dynamic environment for our entry-level staff and new hires. If you’re passionate about civil & environmental engineering and looking for a place where you can grow and thrive, we would love to connect with you!
From October 16th to 18th, 2024, our dedicated planners attended the Joint Alabama and Mississippi American Planning Association Annual Conference in Tuscaloosa, Alabama! 🏙️✨
AllenES expanded our knowledge of the latest planning practices and networking with fellow professionals from across the Southeast United States. 🤝📚
We brought back valuable insights and innovative ideas to better serve our communities and those entrusted to us. We are committed to learning all we can to ensure our planning efforts reflect the best practices and truly benefit the people we serve. 🌍❤️
