News: Northern New England
Posted: February 28, 2013
Guttenplan joins Woodard & Curran board of directors
According to Douglas McKeown, Woodard & Curran's chief executive officer and chairman
of the board of directors, Steve Guttenplan has joined the board of directors.
Guttenplan is a former president of the engineering firm Metcalf &
Eddy/AECOM and also served as global chief technology officer and
executive vice president for AECOM Water. He retired from that role in
2011. Prior to Metcalf & Eddy/AECOM, he held numerous positions in a 25-year career at CH2MHill including serving on their board from 2001-2004.
"We are honored to have Steve join our Board," said McKeown. "He has a
wealth of experience in the engineering industry as an engineer, project
manager, executive and board director. He has managed major divisions of
multi-national firms, worked on mergers and acquisitions, and been
involved in strategic technology initiatives, all of which make him an
ideal director for a firm like ours that is continuing to grow year
after year."
Guttenplan replaces former Maine governor Angus King.
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