Gannett Fleming names five Pa. stockholders

Seven leaders in different sectors of Harrisburg-based global infrastructure and engineering firm Gannett Fleming have been named as the company’s newest stockholders.

Gannett Fleming chose the new stockholders based on their work with clients, their ability to innovate in the spaces they work and a commitment to professional development among their teammates, the company wrote in an announcement last week.

Five of the new stockholders work in Gannett Fleming’s Pennsylvania offices.

• Michael Mehaffey, vice president and north water market leader in the firm’s Harrisburg office. Mehaffey leads the company’s water projects in the Northeast U.S. and has performed and directed engineering services in the water industry for the past 15 years.
• Nathan Reinard, also based in Harrisburg, is the Transit & Rail Facilities Practice Leader. Reinard works with North American transit agencies on rail and bus maintenance facilities, transit stations and transit intermodal facilities.
• Jamie Shambaugh, vice president and chief engineer for the water sector. Shambaugh is based in Harrisburg and leads operations for the firm’s Pennsylvania clients.
• Brian Teles, principal project manager, operates out of Valley Forge and the Lehigh Valley. Teles provides oversight for technical, supervisory and administrative tasks and has designed, inspected and managed transportation projects for 25 years.
• Brian Smith, senior vice president of Gannett Fleming’s geospatial technology division in Philadelphia. Smith oversees software development, innovation, strategy and location analytics-specific projects.
• Elik Livay, vice president and south water market leader in Baltimore. Livay is responsible for leading the water sector’s project quality.

Gannett Fleming operates more than 60 offices around the world and employs over 2,500 people. In 2018, the company made $483 million in revenues.