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Consistent with our recent strategic positioning of business lines (civil, mechanical, electrical, water resources, traffic, transportation, landscape architecture, project management and planning) in each of our Texas markets for greater client access, a key member of our firm's leadership team will be relocating to our Dallas office. Jim Knight, Chief Development Officer and a key leader in the growth of our Austin operations over the last 20 years, will be relocating to Dallas to serve as Executive Vice President effective February 20, 2012.
Jim Knight, a pillar of Austin's commercial real estate sector for decades, will soon call Dallas home. The former head of Bury+Partners, Inc.'s Austin office, one of the largest locally based engineering firms, will focus
on growing the company's business in North Texas.
Bury+Partners (Bury) is proud to announce that we hold a spot in the ENR rankings this year, and that collectively, that makes it the 9th time we have been named. In the last two years, we have seen a revenue increase of nearly 20% and moved up the list an impressive 78 spaces.
Bury+Partners is pleased to welcome the newest addition to our leadership team in the Austin office, Todd Janssen, P.E. Mr. Janssen joins the team as Principal and will focus his efforts on our private development clients.
On behalf of my partners here at the Firm, I am pleased to introduce you to our new executive team leading the Bury+Partners Houston operation. Steve Eklund was appointed Managing Principal effective June 13, 2011.
This month, we have begun to integrate the landscape architecture design services of Land Design Partners into Bury+Partners, the parent company since 1996. We are excited about this potent combination of award winning landscape architecture with our nationally recognized engineering
design firm.
The Austin Chamber of Commerce finds a new home at the Hilton Hotel, thanks in part to Paul Bury and other influential city members.
Cody Lyon, Staff Writer for the ABJ, calls Jim Knight "one of the go-to people for Austin real estate and development" and that "it's clear that (his) love for Austin is very real."
Most folks want to work for someone that is a luminary in their industry, and, as you consider your career moves, this is the type of thing that can l sway your consideration. So you can imagine how proud the Bury Team was to learn recently that our own President, Paul Bury, has been deemed one of Austin's 30 Most Influential by the Austin Business Journal.
