News | January 26, 2016

CH2M's Leofwin Clark Named President Of Water Design-Build Council

CH2M recently announced the appointment of Leofwin Clark as president of the Water Design-Build Council (WDBC), effective January 1. Formerly, Mr. Clark served as first vice president and treasurer of the organization.

Mr. Clark joined CH2M in 1996 and works as a vice president and sales director, in the firm’s Denver, Colorado, headquarters. He brings more than 25 years of experience to his role as WDBC president. His focus on collaborative delivery for major infrastructure and U.S. government projects, including design-build, design-build-operate, public-private partnerships and contract operations/privatization throughout his career, make Mr. Clark an ideal candidate for this expanded leadership role within WDBC. Mr. Clark received his Master’s in Urban Planning from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in New York and his Bachelor’s in Urban Studies from Columbia University.

“I am honored to serve in WDBC’s leadership position for the next year and look forward to continuing the extraordinary work accomplished in the past decade,” said Leofwin Clark, CH2M Vice President and Sales Director. “The WDBC has been sharing the best practices in design-build to educate owners and promote collaborative delivery in the water and wastewater industry.”

CH2M is a charter member of the WDBC, a not-for-profit association established in 2006 to educate best practices in design-build and construction management-at-risk procurement delivery. Implementing this mission occurs through education and outreach, serving in a leadership role as an industry advocate for the value of collaborative delivery for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. In his new role as president, Mr. Clark will continue to be an industry thought leader, promoting technical practices and advancing education and research committees on behalf of WDBC.

“We are proud to have Leofwin Clark represent CH2M as the president of WDBC,” said Peter Nicol, CH2M Water Business Group President. “With Leofwin’s extensive knowledge of collaborative delivery methods, WDBC will not only advance its mission in 2016, but demonstrate the value of collaborative delivery to the water and wastewater industry.”

About CH2M
CH2M is the leading global professional services firm delivering sustainable solutions to clients around the world’s most complex challenges, advancing the quality and standard of living for people everywhere. With revenue approaching US$6 billion, the firm has offices in 50 countries, with global headquarters based near Denver, Co., USA. More than 25,000 strong, CH2M people make a positive difference around the world, providing consulting, design, engineering, project management and delivery of vital infrastructure and resources to clients in public and private sectors and diverse industries. The firm operates five business segments: water; environmental and nuclear; transportation; oil, gas and chemical; and industrial and urban environments. From management and delivery of world events such as the Olympic Games, to innovations in water, energy and transportation infrastructure, CH2M consistently ranks among Ethisphere’s World’s Most Ethical Companies; as the number-one firm in both environmental consulting and program management by Engineering News-Record; and among sustainability leaders by Verdantix, an independent analyst firm. In 2015, the firm received the Stockholm International Water Institute’s highest Industry Water Award for pioneering water conservation and reuse technologies. For more information, visit www.ch2m.com.

Source: CH2M