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EWMAannounces three employee promotions
OMERSET, NJ — LAN Associates' CEO and company treasurer Ron- Recognition for contributing to the success of NJ’s economic growth LANAssociates' Panicucci wins 2019 CFO of the Year Award S net revenue has grown 79%, the company has seen a 32% increase in staff, and the firm has opened a new office in Philadelphia.
your mind, your heart, and your wallet. It has also been very rewarding to be a mem- ber of LAN’s team of Officers who have historically been unanimous on every business decision. Plotting a course is simple when everyone is pad- dling in the same direction.” The honor is given out in recognition of financial ex- ecutives who contribute to the success of New Jersey’s economic growth. Many chief financial officers were award- ed at the event. Panicucci won the award in the category of CFO of the year for a private company with revenue up to $50 million. Panicucci has been in a lead- ership position at LAN since 1983, but his first full year as CFO/Treasurer was in 2007. Ron steered the company through the great recession and LAN emerged stronger than ever. Since 2011, LAN’s Ericksen grew up in Cha- tham and graduated in 2019 from Rutgers University with an undergraduate degree in Political Science. Prior to join- ing NAI James E. Hanson, Er- icksen served as a summer as- sociate with Pfizer Inc., where he focused on global research and development compliance operations. Previously, Erick- associate specializing in office sales and leasing in northern New Jersey.
a ld Pani - cucci was awarded the 2019 NJBIZ CFO of the year award at a ceremo- ny held on October 22, 2019.
Panicucci has taken calcu- lated risks in pursuing new core competencies with high return on investment poten- tial. He has an open-mind and an open-door policy toward employees approaching him with ideas for potential rev- enue streams. This has served LAN well and contributed to the expansion of services and an increase in the value LAN offers its clients. Under Panicucci’s leadership LAN has developed a full land sur- veying department, expanded its offering in environmental and regulatory compliance services, developed a full me- chanical-electrical-plumbing (MEP) division, and created marketing and corporate cul- ture departments.
Nicholas DiVincent
Andrew Truman Brianna Tramutolo
Army Corps of Engineers, as well as a multitude of indus- trial remediation sites with T. Slack Environmental. For the past two and a half years he has served as EWMA’s on- site field manager for the RG- Edison redevelopment project. His new responsibilities will incorporate implementing field activities, evaluation of field data, remedial design and report preparation to help maintain EWMA as one of the premier environmental reme- diation and consulting firms in New Jersey. Brianna Tramutolo Elevated to Environmental Scientist I Tramutolo began as an in- tern at EWMA and has quickly risen through the ranks to environmental scientist—a promotion that further demon- strates EWMA’s commitment to cultivating internal growth. Tramutolo's new role will be to offer support for task- oriented projects, large-scale remediation cases and com- piling reports to help EWMA continue to be a strong client advocate with comprehensive service offerings.
PARSIPPANY , NJ — EWMA announced the promo- tion of three employees to key roles within the firm. Nicholas DiVincent Named Assistant Project Manager DiVincent has been in the en- vironmental field for over five years and with EWMA for three years. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania. He is most experienced in site re- mediation projects on commer- cial and industrial properties. DiVincent’s project experience includes characterization and remediation of contamination in soil, groundwater and vapor. DiVincent’s main responsi- bilities will deal with assisting project managers as well as managing his own projects. Andrew Truman Promoted to Senior Environmental Scientist Congratulations go out to Truman, who has been el- evated to senior environmental scientist. Truman has been in the environmental industry for eight years and has worked on a variety of projects including superfund sites and beach fill restoration projects with the HOBOKEN, NJ — The Ur- ban Land Institute-North- ern New Jersey (ULI-NNJ) has awarded 7 Seventy House a 2019 Excellence Award in recognition of the responsible development tactics and smart growth practices utilized to conceptualize and complete the upscale 424-home rental build- ing in the City of Hoboken, NJ. The honor was presented to the team behind the project, led by developer Bijou Properties and its partner Interconti- nental Real Estate Corpora- tion and Marchetto Higgins Stieve Architects (MHS) dur- ing ULI-NNJ’s annual award gala held November 7th at the Westmont Country Club in Woodland Park. The ULI-NNJ Excellence Awards salute high caliber projects and people within the real estate industry for outstanding and transfor- mational land use, best prac- tices and creative visioning. 7
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“Being selected as one of five finalists was a real surprise to me. Hearing my name an- nounced as the winner was an even greater shock,” said Panicucci when asked about his win. “Having taken an interest in the business and financial aspects of the ar- chitecture and engineering profession, I always attribute my decision-making process to LAN’s founder John A. Lacz. He taught me to make every decision considering
PARSIPPANY, NJ — NAI James E. Hanson , one of the largest New Jersey-based full- Ericksen, Jr. joins NAI James E. Hanson sen served as a Legal Intern to the Honorable Rosemary Gam- bardella in the United States Bankruptcy Court of Newark, where he helped conduct re- search on legal and policy is- sues pertaining to Puerto Rico’s financial crisis and ongoing debt refinancing. Ericksen is also dedicated to community service, working closely with the George Street Co-op and the Rutgers University Dance Marathon. William Ericksen, Jr. Mountain Development’s 56 at Roseland wins TOBY Award from BOMA New Jersey service inde- pendent com- mercial real estate firms, announc ed t h a t W i l - liam C. Er- icksen, Jr. has joined its Parsippany office as an
Hoboken’s 7 Seventy House recognized with Uli-NNJ 2019 Excellence Award
ROSELAND, NJ — 56 at Roseland has received “The Outstanding Building of the Year” (TOBY) honor for 2019 from the B uilding Owners and Managers Association of New Jersey (BOMA NJ) . An affiliate of Mountain Development Corp. (MDC) of Woodland Park, owns the 400,000 s/f office building located at 56 Livingston Ave. in Roseland. The property was honored in the “250,000 to 499,999 s/f” category. BOMANJ’s annual “TOBY” Award is the most prestigious and comprehensive award of its kind in the commercial real estate industry, recogniz- ing quality in office buildings and rewarding excellence in office building management. Every facet of a building’s operations is evaluated as
Members of the development team at 7 Seventy House, a 424-home rental building in Hoboken, NJ, receive a 2019 Excellence Award for Sustainable Development from ULI-NNJ during its annual gala held at the Westmont County Club in Woodland Park, N.J. Seventy was cited for “Sustain- able Development.” Located at 770 Jackson St., 7 Seventy House is a multi- faceted mix-use project that was developed in conjunction with a two-acre resiliency park donated by Bijou Properties and Intercontinental Real Es- tate Corporation to Hoboken.
Shown from left: Jon Meisel, senior VP of CBRE; Michael Donohue, MDC dir. of operations; Tyreka Bailey, Building Security Services’ con- cierge; Brian Tross, MDC assistant property manager; EJ Parzygnat, MDC property manager; Michael Tetar, MDC operations manager; and Rich Franke, MDC property accountant.
part of the judging criteria, including management prac- tices, emergency planning/ procedures, tenant services, operational efficiency, and energy management, among others.
The TOBY Award represents the latest milestone for the best-in-class office building. In 2017, MDC completed the repo- sitioning of 56 at Roseland into one of New Jersey’s premier suburban office settings.
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