News: Retail
Posted: July 23, 2015
Phase Zero names new promotions at firm
Phase Zero Design, an award-winning architecture and interior design firm, reported new promotions in the firm.
"These deserving individuals are the future leadership of Phase Zero Design. They are the embodiment of our core values and their commitment to our clients and firm directly impacts our growth and success," said James Kimball, Jr., AIA, co-founding principal of Phase Zero Design.
New senior associates include Timothy Tobin, AIA, Shawn Bland, David Farrington and Mark Joyce, AIA. Those promoted to associate include Michael Godin, Christopher Milliard and Julie Cummings, NCIDQ.
"We recently celebrated the sixth anniversary of Phase Zero Design's founding, and we attribute much of our success to our hardworking and very talented team," said Matthew Wittmer, AIA, LEED AP, co-founding principal of Phase Zero Design. "I'm excited to see where our expanded leadership team takes us in the next six years!"
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