Allen Engineering and Science, Inc. Principal Scientists Melissa Gordon Pringle, Ph.D. and Brad Young, CWB enjoyed dining with the Mobile, AL Team this week. We are proud of the hard work and remarkable growth of this office. 🚀 Our Mobile Office is delivering top-notch solutions to private and public clients across Infrastructure, Remediation & Restoration, and Ecological Services and there are no signs of slowing down.
AllenES honored the amazing female scientists on International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Their dedication and innovation drive our success and inspire future generations in STEM.
🌟Welcome to Our Team🌟
Welcome our newest environmental scientist, Sarah Strickland, to our team! Sarah brings a wealth of experience in wildlife biology and environmental science, having conducted extensive research and fieldwork across various projects. We are excited to have Sarah on board and look forward to the contributions she will make.
🌟 Happy National Engineers Week! 🌟
Allen Engineering and Science celebrated our engineers who work hard to improve our communities.
🔧 Engineers are problem-solvers and innovators. They help build infrastructure, advance technology, and ensure clean environments. Their work impacts every part of our daily lives.
Let’s thank the engineers who make a difference every day.🚀💡
🎉 Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence! 🎉
We are happy to celebrate Ritchie Vick’s 10-year anniversary as our Environmental Field Services Manager. Ritchie’s dedication and hard work have been vital to our success. Allen Engineering and Science is grateful for his contributions and looks forward to many more years together.
Here’s to you, Ritchie! 🥂👏
Allen Engineering and Science attended the Mississippi Economic Development Council (MEDC) Conference at the Westin Hotel in Jackson, MS! We had a fruitful day filled with insightful discussions and meaningful connections. From special guest speakers to diverse panels, every aspect of the conference was designed to spark insight, foster engagement, and keep us informed.
Highlights included:
Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Tate Reeves, 65th Governor of Mississippi.
Federal Outlook Panel: An in-depth analysis of the first 100 days of Congress and the outlook for the remaining 9 months agenda, focusing on key legislation and policy around transportation and infrastructure.
Industry Panel: Addressing common misconceptions and uncertainties surrounding data centers, solar, renewable and clean energy/biofuels, and sharing real-world examples of successful projects.
On Day 2:
Allen Engineering and Science had an incredible time on the second day, filled with inspiring speakers and exciting insights into Mississippi’s future! A huge thank you to all the coordinators and contributors for making this conference so informative and helpful.
Sessions Highlights:
🔹 Economic Development Forecasts:
The Honorable Delbert Hoseman, Lieutenant Governor, State of Mississippi
Jeff Rent, Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership
The Honorable Jason White, Speaker of the House, State of Mississippi
Todd Jackson, Area Development Partnership
This session provided valuable insights into the economic outlook for Mississippi, highlighting key trends, opportunities, and challenges. The speakers discussed strategies for fostering economic growth, attracting investments, and creating jobs. They also emphasized the importance of collaboration between government, businesses, and communities to drive sustainable development.
🔹 AccelerateMS Update:
Courtney Taylor, Ph.D., PCED, Executive Director, AccelerateMS
William Cork, Executive Director, Mississippi Development Authority
Justin Hall, Executive Director, Marshall County Industrial Development Authority
William (Skip) Scaggs, Executive Director, North MS Industrial Development Authority
Trey Smith, Director of Talent Solutions, AccelerateMS
Panelists covered workforce recruitment and training efforts, successful partnerships between industries, K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities, and initiatives aimed at amplifying workforce development in local Mississippi communities.
Looking forward to more exciting developments and collaborations! 🚀
🎉 Welcome Ricky to AllenES! 🎉
AllenES is thrilled to announce Ricky Tebo joined us as our new CAD Draftsman. With a wealth of knowledge in structural design and a degree from Holmes Community College, Ricky brings valuable expertise to our team.
We are excited to have him on board and look forward to the great contributions he will make! 🏗️
Happy 32 Years, Jeff!
Celebrating 32 years of unwavering dedication and leadership. Thank you for your steadfast support and commitment to our team and company.
AllenES honored the dedicated professionals in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). At AllenES, we understand that this path can be challenging, but it is essential for the growth and safety of our communities.
To all the engineers, scientists, technologists, and mathematicians – your hard work and innovation drive progress and solve critical problems. You make our world a better place.
We also appreciate the educators and mentors who inspire the next generation of STEM leaders. Your role in developing educational programs and opportunities for young minds is crucial.
Keep pursuing STEM opportunities and pushing boundaries. Together, we can build a brighter future.
🌟 Celebrating Women in STEM 🌟
On the heels of Ada Lovelace Day, AllenES honored the incredible women in STEM who are transforming our world every day. Their unique perspectives and innovative contributions are vital to advancing engineering and science.
Closer to home, AllenES is proud to highlight the talented women on our team who drive progress and inspire future generations. Let’s continue to support and celebrate the achievements of women in STEM! 💡🔬👩🔬
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. 🌍❤️
Rick Sumrall, AllenES Senior Engineer, and his family recently attended the Mississippi Science Fest, presented by C Spire. This fantastic event showcased the best of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) industries, organizations, and innovations across Mississippi. It was a wonderful opportunity to engage students, families, and educators through an interactive learning environment, promoting science education and workforce development.
Join AllenES on October 16, as our Principal Scientist, John Ryan, P.G., takes the stage at the Mississippi Manufacturing Association 2024 Environmental & Safety Conference at The Mill in Starkville, MS! 🏭✨ John will be diving into “Proactive PFAS Management: A Framework for Navigating the PFAS Minefield.” Discover how manufacturers can tackle the regulatory landscape and preserve operations. Don’t miss out on this insightful talk!
AllenES’ lunch n’ learn session dove into the world of contract analysis! 📝🔍 Our COO, John Bourgeois, P.E., shared insights into the intricacies of contract development and emphasized the importance of analyzing every single detail of a contract. These gatherings help our team build a deeper understanding of contractual language, enhance our analytical skills, and empower us to navigate contracts with confidence. 💼🌟
AllenES holds monthly Power Luncheons where the incredible female leaders of AllenES come together to share their wisdom, experiences, and perspectives ranging from engineering to accounting. Our female leaders continually bolster our capabilities and enhance the services we provide to our valued clients. Through their insightful discussions and collaborative spirit, we strengthen our commitment to excellence and innovation.
AllenES’ Senior Principal Planner, Jay Estes, AICP, participated in a Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Hazards Workshop hosted by Weeks Bay NERR, NOAA’s Office of Coastal Management, Mississippi State University, Mobile Bay NEP, and The Nature Conservancy. The interactive, hands-on workshop provided participants with the opportunity to learn more about applying natural solutions to assist in mitigating the impacts of natural hazards.
