Mentoring at top firms has evolved into a long-term, holistic process that consistently helps people grow into the professionals and leaders they want to be.

Steve Hoffmann is GLY’s new President, succeeding Ted Herb, who will continue as Chief Executive Officer.

To celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, we asked a few of our own employees to share stories of their upbringings.

For the fifth year in a row, GLY joins the community in cycling and running for a common purpose: to fuel life-saving cancer research.

The statistics surrounding climate change are overwhelming. Without mass buy-in and industry and government commitment to more sustainable practices...

Together we faced countless uncertainties in 2020 + learned that one thing remains true…

Have confidence, find a mentor AND a champion, overcome doubt, and be authentic…these are just a few of the many tips provided by several women leaders in the A/E/C industry during the PSBJ’s latest webinar in their Women Who Lead series.

A global disruption turns normal routines upside down. It adds to existing crises and underscores the need to address long-neglected issues.

GLY President + CEO Ted Herb reflects on the process used to revamp the firm’s vision, purpose, and values. As with most firms that have been around for some time, this is not the first time GLY revisited its purpose and values statements, but the approach was much different than years past.

The dramatic shift in the A/E/C industry as construction came to a halt mid-March opened our eyes to a new reality. As marketers, our time has truly come.

GLY has promoted Ted Herb to CEO, succeeding Jim Karambelas, who is retiring after 25 years with the company. Chief Financial Officer Joe Bonacci and Senior Project Managers Tess Wakasugi-Don and Garrick Hughes were added as shareholders.

GLY added three minority shareholders to its ownership: Joe Bonacci, Chief Financial Officer; Tess Wakasugi-Don, Senior Project Manager; and Garrick Hughes, Senior Project Manager.