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July 1, 2021 – We are excited to announce the addition of Protective Design to MBJ’s growing repertoire of specialty service offerings. Our expert team has deep experience in strategic planning, site and building protection, ATFP, explosive safety, and progressive collapse, across a broad range of threat and accident scenarios. Whether your project requires stand-alone or supplemental service, we are here to deliver Protective Design solutions that meet your unique needs. Please contact Cullen O’Neill at coneill@mbjeng.com for more information.

May 12, 2021 – At MBJ we are passionate about helping structural engineering students and new engineers grow in their chosen profession, so we are very pleased to announce that MBJ’s Morgan Kuehn, P.E., was recently elected as Chair of the Minnesota Structural Engineers Association (MNSEA) Younger Member Group (YMG). Prior to becoming Chair, Morgan was active as a MNSEA member and served as YMG Student Liaison. In 2020, she participated as part of a presentation panel in a live webinar for “budding engineers” on how to effectively begin their structural engineering career, which can be viewed here: Structural Engineering: First Year of Your Career. MNSEA YMG provides opportunities for professional growth, networking, and continuing education. Find out more here.

April 14, 2021 – Eric Borchers, PE, will be presenting in the upcoming AIA MN Materials Matter – Session 3: Tools of the Trade: Assessment + Implementation program on April 21, 2021. As part of the morning session on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), with presenters Kate Simonen (CLF), Meghan Lewis (CLF), and Justin Schwarzhoff (LMN), Eric will present case studies of LCA used in practice to influence teams towards lower embodied carbon design choices.

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