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The opening was fabulous with standing room only! The new Moxy Hotel promises to be one of the crown jewels in downtown St. Pete! Trendy, beautiful and chic fail to adequately describe it; with 163 rooms, inviting coffee, a rooftop bar and pool deck, and loads of amenities, The Moxy is sure to be "the place to be" any day of the week. VoltAir was honored to work with STORYN Studio on this project providing MEP/FP and Technology design. Check it out!

VoltAir extends a hearty congratulations to FleischmanGarciaMaslowski Architecture on receiving not just one, not two, but three AIA Florida awards! Well-deserved recognition -- bet you’re all still on Cloud Nine! We are truly grateful for the opportunity to have provided engineering design for all three of these projects, and celebrate you as well! Looking forward to the next award-winning project! #designexcellence #engineeringyourvision

VoltAir is excited to introduce the following new team members: Carl Sowers | Director of Electrical Engineering – Operations | Tampa Carl brings nearly 30 years of experience in business operations and engineering design for multiple markets including healthcare, commercial office, retail, themed entertainment, multi-family residential, and education. He has successfully led high-performing teams during periods of rapid growth and is passionate about fostering a people-first culture. As Director of Electrical Engineering - Operations, Carl will oversee workforce and people management for VoltAir’s Electrical team. Kate Lucaj, PE, LEED AP | Director of Electrical Engineering – Technical | Tampa With nearly two decades of electrical engineering experience in the industry, Kate has served in both Senior and Team Lead roles. As Technical Director for VoltAir’s Electrical Engineering team, her primary responsibility will be to serve as the quality and technical expert, while also contributing to project management and other shared leadership initiatives. Doug Engel, PE | Sr. Engineer, Electrical | Atlanta Doug joins our team as a seasoned electrical engineer with over 40 years of industry experience, particularly in commercial engineering design. His leadership expertise with A/E companies throughout the US makes Doug a critical member of the team. He will be providing support for our work at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. Brady Heifetz-Balerna | Engineer II, Electrical |Tampa Brady comes to VoltAir with nine years of experience in electrical engineering design, most recently working as a Senior Electrical Designer on projects from Arizona to Massachusetts. Connor Meek, EIT | Engineer I, Electrical | Tampa Connor possesses four years of experience in an electrical engineering design role, working on projects in Florida and the northeastern US.                            Zach Bohren | Graduate Engineer, Electrical | Tampa As a recent college graduate, Zach is eager to begin his engineering career working alongside our Tampa Electrical team. We are very excited about the positive contributions each of these individuals will make to VoltAir.

We echo your comments, Bryan! VoltAir is indeed grateful to be a design partner with FleischmanGarciaMaslowski on many projects! Congratulations!

Fun for a worthy cause! VoltAir President & CEO, Julius Davis and Director of Business Development, Linda Porter had a great time participating in the 12th Annual Abe Brown Legacy Golf Tournament bright and early Monday morning. We proudly support this wonderful organization that works hard to give citizens returning to the workforce a second chance. #abebrownministries

VoltAir's President & CEO Julius Davis had a casual JAY-versation with Houston-based actor, performer, producer, host and SAG-AFTRA Houston-Austin Local Chair, CeeJay Joseph. From the heart of the company's leader, learn of the good, the bad, challenges and life lessons that come with running a business. Grab your favorite beverage and take a listen. 

VoltAir's Director of Business Development, Linda Porter, talks about the importance of supporting the CDC of Tampa. We support - how about you?

VoltAir is proud to have provided MEP engineering design for this PGAL renovation project for Jet Aviation in Houston.

Happy Pi (π) day! Take some time to research and explore this unique number. It has a long and very detailed history that shows the field of mathematics as a living, breathing subject, not as a collection of rules and formulas. “Probably no symbol in mathematics has evoked as much mystery, romanticism, misconception and human interest as the number pi.” ~William L. Schaaf, Nature and History of Pi

A History Moment. March is Women’s History Month, an annual observance to highlight the contributions of women to events not only in history, but contemporary society. This year, President Biden said in his proclamation for Women's History Month that during this time, “we celebrate the courageous women who have helped our Nation build a fairer, more just society.” Former President Barack Obama’s 2011 proclamation paid homage to the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, (celebrated March 8) saying the holiday “is a chance to pay tribute to ordinary women throughout the world and is rooted in women's centuries-old struggle to participate in society on an equal footing with men. This day reminds us that, while enormous progress has been made, there is still work to be done before women achieve true parity.”   In 1980, the National Women’s History Project led a coalition of women’s groups who successfully lobbied President Jimmy Carter to issue a proclamation recognizing National Women’s History Week, National Geographic reported.   As requested by Congress, President Reagan proclaimed the week beginning March 7, 1982, as "Women's History Week," and recognizing the vital role of women in American history. The proclamation states, in part: “American women of every race, creed and ethnic background helped found and build our Nation in countless recorded and unrecorded ways ... As leaders in public affairs, American women not only worked to secure their own rights of suffrage and equal opportunity but also were principal advocates in the abolitionist, temperance, mental health reform, industrial labor, and social reform movements, as well as the modern civil rights movement.”   It took until 1987 for Congress to pass a law designating March as Women’s History Month.   VoltAir acknowledges and celebrates the incredible women at VoltAir who work hard every day. By working together to promote diversity and equality, we can forge a better world for all. Happy International Women's Day!