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WithersRavenel
Helping public and private clients plan, design, fund, & deliver projects that strengthen communities. Proudly an #ESOP
About WithersRavenel
WithersRavenel is an employee-owned multidisciplinary consulting firm helping public and private clients plan, design, fund, permit, manage, and deliver projects that strengthen communities across North Carolina and the Southeast. Our 460+ employee-owners support local governments, utilities, developers, institutions, and community partners through civil engineering, land development, planning, landscape architecture, environmental services, geomatics, GIS, asset management, funding and finance, stormwater, and water and sewer utilities expertise. From infrastructure improvements and utility systems to parks, athletic facilities, environmental permitting, economic development, site design, and long-term capital planning, we help clients move complex projects from vision to implementation. Founded in Cary, North Carolina in 1983, WithersRavenel serves clients from offices across North Carolina.
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Signals from WithersRavenel
8 published signals
Presence & Recognition
WithersRavenel is visiting NC State Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering (CCEE) Career Connections on September 9th, NC State ASABE Career Fair on September 25th, Virginia Tech Civil and Environmental Career Fair on October 5th, Virigina Tech LDDI Mixer on October 5th, Clemson Civil Engineering Industry Day on October 6th, and UNC Charlotte Civil and Environmental Career Fair on November 4th during career fair season.
Reported by WithersRavenel
Research & Knowledge
WithersRavenel published an edition of its newsletter exploring how clearer information and thoughtful planning support growth, infrastructure readiness, client relationships, environmental stewardship, and the changing AEC industry.
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Presence & Recognition
WithersRavenel participated in the MEROMETRICS26 event hosted by Greater Raleigh Chamber and Wake County Economic Development.
Reported by Brock Storrusten, PE AECPM