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Former Urbint strategy executive brings deep utility and operational expertise to support FYLD’s next phase of growth across the U.S. HOUSTON  —  FYLD , the AI-powered operating system for high-risk fieldwork, today announced the appointment of Sonam Kala as Vice President of Strategy and Growth. Based in Houston, Kala will lead strategic growth initiatives with an initial focus on expanding FYLD’s presence across the U.S. utility and infrastructure sectors. The appointment follows FYLD’s $41 million Series B funding earlier this year and the company’s growing adoption across the U.S., where customers include Ferrovial, Quanta Services, and Sulzer. U.S. revenue grew more than 60% in the first half of 2026, with the market expected to account for more than 40% of FYLD’s total revenue by year-end. Kala will help identify new market opportunities and strengthen FYLD’s position across key sectors as organizations increasingly invest in AI to improve field pe...

The new facility will strengthen emergency response capabilities through a firefighter-focused design Athens, Tenn. – Wold Architects and Engineers  (Wold) recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the City of Athens Fire Station No. 3, marking a major milestone in a collaborative effort to strengthen the public safety needs of the city. City leaders, firefighters, community members and project partners gathered to commemorate the start of construction on the approximately 10,000-square-foot facility, which will expand response coverage in southeastern Athens and support the Athens Fire Department’s evolving operational needs. Wold is providing architectural, interior design and engineering services for the city’s third fire station, working closely with Athens Fire Department personnel, city leadership and Athens Utilities Board throughout planning and design. The three-bay station puts firefighters at the center of the design, creating a facility tailored to the demands of t...

Prestigious annual awards program recognizes infrastructure professionals who use Bentley software in exceptional ways to drive real-world impact EXTON, Pa.  –  Bentley Systems, Incorporated  (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, today announced the finalists for its 2026 Year in Infrastructure (YII) Awards program. For more than two decades, the annual awards have celebrated infrastructure professionals and their innovative use of Bentley software to improve how infrastructure is designed, built, and operated. Selected by independent panels of global industry experts, this year’s finalists demonstrate how infrastructure professionals are leveraging technologies including digital twins and AI to deliver highly efficient project outcomes. In a review of the 36 finalist projects, 24 finalists reported using AI in some form, while 22 showed strong or supporting evidence of a connected digital foundation. “The YII Awards honor the professionals behind...

By Liisa Andreassen   Faith Group has never measured its success by keeping pace with competitors. Instead, the firm has focused on staying ahead of client needs, investing in its people and building expertise in highly-specialized technology systems. That strategy has paid off, earning the company a spot on the 2026 Zweig Group Hot Firm List at No. 30 among the nation’s fastest-growing AEC firms.  For Loren Boyd, Director of Marketing, the recognition carries special meaning. Having joined Faith Group in 2011 as its sixth employee, she’s witnessed and helped shape the firm’s transformation into a national leader with eight offices and more than 160 employees.  “It’s one thing to look back at our own growth,” Boyd says. “It’s another to see how we compare across the industry. While we don’t spend much time measuring ourselves against others, it’s an honor to be recognized alongside firms we know and...

Naja Brings Expertise in Strategic Leadership, Capital Investment and Enterprise Transformation NEW YORK, NY  – STV today announced that Khaled Naja, PE, CCM, NAC, a globally recognized infrastructure executive, has joined the firm’s advisory board. Naja brings decades of leadership advising executive teams and boards on the strategic decisions that shape complex infrastructure investments and long-term organizational performance. “Khaled’s experiences at the intersection of strategy, capital and execution provide a unique perspective on what is critical to the future of infrastructure,” said  Greg Kelly, CEO at STV.  “His ability to align long-term strategy with capital investment decisions will strengthen how we help clients navigate an increasingly dynamic infrastructure landscape.” Naja currently serves as CEO of Core Group Partners, where he supports global infrastructure, transportation and capital development strategies. Throughout his career, he has served in e...

BOSTON – Ames & Gough, a leading insurance broker and risk management consultant specializing in serving design professionals, law firms, associations/nonprofits and other professional service organizations, today announced the appointments of David Pearson and Santina Ragonese as assistant vice presidents in the firm’s Boston office.  “As our design firm clients throughout New England face a dynamic environment marked by complex and accelerating risks, they continue to rely on Ames & Gough for innovative approaches to address their varied exposures and help drive their success,” said Brett Gough, COO and head of Boston operations at Ames & Gough. “As key members of our industry-leading design firm team in Boston, David and Santina have enabled us to consistently deliver superior service and timely results for our clients. I’m delighted to recognize their outstanding performance and look forward to their ongoing contributions to the success of our clients and our f...

ST. LOUIS – KAI is providing mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineering services for the new $114 million Maintenance Complex at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL). The 285,000-square-foot complex will replace the existing 135,000-square-foot facility, which dates back to the 1960s and is located in a flood-prone area. Situated on higher ground, the new facility will provide expanded, modernized space to meet the maintenance and sheltering needs of modern airfield equipment. The project will also consolidate critical airfield operations into two modern facilities, including snow removal, vehicle repair, materials warehousing, landscaping and maintenance functions. These operations are currently spread across nine buildings, some of which are more than 50 years old. The complex consists of two primary buildings. The main operations and support facility will house vehicle maintenance and repair operations, warehouse and storage functions, training and ...