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Volume 3
Winter 2006

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NEWS

• In Loving Memory of our Founder (1925 – 2006)
• Shareholders Elect New Board of Directors
• Glenn Schreiner Appointed Secretary of Minnesota ACEC
• New Associates Named
• SEH Receives High Honors for Community Projects

In Loving Memory of our Founder (1925 – 2006)

SEH co-founder Norman Hendrickson, PE, passed away on Oct. 31, 2006, at the age of 81. Norman was a dedicated SEH leader from 1962 up until his retirement in 1985. Norman will be remembered for his broad range of expertise, his humor, and compassion, but most of all for helping to pave the way for more than 750 employees to work at SEH. Thank you, Norman. Your spirit will remain with us forever!

Shareholders Elect New Board of Directors

The three new members joining SEH’s nine-member Board of Directors include:

Pete Carlson, PE,
Vice President, rejoins the Board of Directors after serving a three-year term. Carlson joined SEH in 1994 and leads SEH’s municipal engineering practice in Colorado and Wyoming.

Jim Hanson, PE,
will serve his first term as a Board Member after recently completing a two-year appointment as Board Secretary. Hanson, with 22 years of engineering experience, leads SEH’s eastern Wisconsin transportation group.

Mark Lobermeier, PE,
Senior Vice President,
rejoins the Board of Directors after serving more than seven years on the Board, and an additional two years as Board Secretary. Lobermeier has dedicated 23 years of his professional career to SEH. He currently serves as SEH’s Chief Information Officer and oversees several internal services groups.

New Associates Named

SEH named 16 new Associates who have demonstrated leadership to help SEH fulfill its business goals.

SEH Receives High Honors for Community Projects

The Minnesota Chapter of the American Planning Association awarded SEH’s University Avenue SE/29th Avenue SE Development Objectives and Design Guidelines project with an Honor Award. The project facilitates transit-supportive redevelopment, and provides decision-making parameters for both public and private investment in the corridor. The parameters provide guidelines when determining proposed expansions, renovations, or new construction of buildings or parking facilities within the project area.

SEH’s Village of Osceola Downtown Improvements Project in Wisconsin received an America’s Crown Community Award for its uniqueness, effective financing, and value to the community. The Village was one of only five cities and four counties in the nation selected. The project consisted of major renovations to Osceola’s municipal infrastructure and the entire historic downtown due to a major natural disaster that heavily impacted the community. The project is featured in the American City and County’s December 2006 issue.