Marisa Rigby, Author at T&M

Life at T&M | June 1, 2021

T&M Voted a Best Place to Work in Greater Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Business Journal teamed with Quantum Workplace to identify the region’s Best Places to Work. This list includes 66 companies from across Greater Philadelphia, ranked by employee feedback. T&M is proud to be an honoree in the medium-size company category! Nominations were accepted from the public, and employees were asked to complete an online survey. Surveys measure each company’s culture, from compensation and benefits to trust in senior leadership. Responses from each question of...

Once Again T&M Ranks as a Top Engineering Firm in NJ

T&M Associates ranked No. 8 on NJBIZ’s annual rankings of the Top Engineering Firms in New Jersey. Moving up one spot from No. 7 last year. Rankings are based on the number of New Jersey licensed engineers.

Capacity Limits – Growing Demand for Services Could Put Firms in a Bind

A new push to rebuild the nation’s infrastructure will likely boost the already high demand for engineering services — but a shortage of STEM-trained job candidates could crimp firms’ ability to handle the new projects. There’s a bright side, though: to fill the gap, companies are increasing their outreach to historically underrepresented groups. Chief Strategy Officer John A. Cimino, and Chief People Officer Lynn Spence, discuss how T&M attracts and maintains top talent and the...

Cimino Discusses Infrastructure Opportunities Associated with Economic Plans

Engineering firms could see more activity under President Biden’s economic plans. If President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure proposal is passed in some form, T&M Associates and other engineering firms could see a lot more work like this coming their way — and the Northeast region as a whole will be better off, according to John Cimino, chief strategy officer at the national engineering and technical services consulting company. For subscribers, view the full article...

The Where and the How of Building Warehouses

While many industries have suffered under the pandemic, the demand to develop warehouses and distribution centers has skyrocketed. The global supply chain has changed dramatically to accommodate shifts in consumer behavior, and logistics experts predict this trend will continue. Mark Buchvalt, a group manager in our Site Development Practice, writes about the many considerations developers should consider in this issue of Lehigh Valley Business Journal. Read the full article here.

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