Twelve FPA Employees Selected for ACECNJ Committees

French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is proud to announce that twelve of our team members have been selected to serve on a wide array of committees for the American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey (ACECNJ). These committees form the core of the organization’s advocacy work, addressing critical topics such as business practices, procurement, infrastructure funding, sustainability, licensure, and more.

The following individuals were named to committees for the 2025-2027 term.

  • Eric Gibson (Alternative Delivery Methods (ADM) Committee)
  • Sara Irick (Awards Committee, Buildings & Facilities Committee)
  • Timothy Kinneman (Buildings & Facilities Committee)
  • Bill Pyontek (Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission (DRJTBC) Committee)
  • Matthew Kearney (Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) Committee)
  • Jon Moren (Local Government Committee)
  • Keith Kenny (NJTA See Construction Inspection Committee)
  • Michael Drobny (NJDOT Procurement Committee)
  • Eric Betz (PANYNJ Business Practices Committee)
  • Brian Dougherty (Public Utilities Committee)
  • Julia Moroney (Women Executives in Engineering Committee)
  • William Voll (Young Professionals Committee)

By participating across such a broad range of committees, FPA reaffirms its commitment to leadership and collaboration within the AEC industry. We are honored to help advance ACECNJ’s mission and proud of our team members for their dedication to improving the engineering profession and the communities we serve.

About ACEC New Jersey

The American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey is the leading advocate for New Jersey’s consulting engineering profession, striving to enhance the business practices of professional engineering companies in the planning, design and construction industry. ACECNJ’s current membership includes 115 engineering firms employing more than 5,500 people in New Jersey alone. To learn more, visit their website: https://acecnj.org/

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