Congratulations to Katie and Natalie who both transitioned to full-time roles with B&A at the start of the year! 👏 Katie is completing her PhD in Engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, specializing in Engineering Education Research, with a Mixed Methods Research Certificate. She has expertise in environmental and civil engineering and will contribute to project planning, analysis, design, and management while incorporating innovative and sustainable solutions. Natalie graduated in December from North Dakota State University with a Bachelor's in Marketing and an Entrepreneurship Certificate. She will lead efforts in proposals, social media, advertising, and event planning, while also providing administrative support. We couldn't be more excited to have Katie and Natalie onboard full-time in 2025! 🎉
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