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“In our 20 year history, we have more wish requests today than ever before. It’s more important than ever that we raise every dollar we can to grant the wishes of deserving local children,” said Vic McCarty, Walk for Wishes Director for Make-A-Wish Georgia. “We’re grateful for every volunteer, donor and corporate sponsor who supports Walk for Wishes.”

Social MediaUsing social media marketing to find leads, increase sales and improve branding using Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.

Zero HarmOur goal is to keep our people and the environments in which they work, safe and healthy.

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Rich Driggs, a message from the president

H-JAIA, PM Support Services

HEERY FROM THE HEARTCommunity Service Month

Initiatives on Company Culture

New Project Win!

April is our community service month, check out all the great events on giving back to the community

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Flying High at Hartsfield!

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When I hit the road visiting Heery Offices, I without fail hear three requests from our people. The first request is to get rid of the Blackberrys, which I am glad to say we have accomplished. The second request is to bring back Heery University, which we do plan on doing at some point in the next year. The last request is to bring back Heery News.

You asked for it and you got it. Heery News is back in the new digital format you are viewing. We aim to provide you with a mix of news that includes: company updates, project wins, project news, people in the spotlight, safety tips, anniversaries, birthdays, and special events.

I must admit that when I viewed the Heery News for the first time I was genuinely excited. There was nothing in

it that I did not already know, but when you look at the stories in a consolidated format like this publication, it reminds you of all the good work we do for our clients and our community and all the great people we have working for this company. This was the proverbial “aha moment” for me and why our people longed to bring back this most important publication.

Many thanks to David Chiem for his leadership in bringing Heery News back to life. Most of all, I would like to thank each of you for being the face of this company and doing the great work you do which enables us to publish this Heery periodical.

RICH DRIGGS a message from the president

For more information, contact Ashley Peterson at 404.946.2006.

The new courthouse design uses contemporary planning standards to improve operations, security, and circulation by separating populations within the building through separate circulation systems. In addition to “rightsizing” the functional spaces to meet today’s standards, the design adds layers of circulation for secure access and movement within the building, replaces 20 existing courtrooms, and provides administrative departments critical to the operations of the courts. The multi-phased delivery also includes renovation and infill of the 40,000SF Mission Building, an existing courts administration facility located adjacent to the site. The new facility is located across the street from the existing County campus, forming an extension to the campus fabric and defining a eight-story edge to a lively and well-used civic plaza at the center of the jail, administration, and Mission building. Underground tunnel extensions for staff and inmate populations will also be included. Construction and move management phasing will occur as the project progresses. The existing courthouse building will be demolished once the new facility is operational. The project is tracking LEED Gold and incorporates sustainable features including rainwater harvesting, recycled materials, high efficiency mechanical system, high performance glazing, and a rain garden.

The new 161,000SF County Courthouse replaces a 117,000SF facility that has served the County’s Justice functions for over 50 years but is not conducive to meeting current and future standards for safe, secure and efficient court operations.

SNOHOMISH COUNTY REPLACEMENT COURTHOUSE

Veritiv’s office design creates an opportunity for the company to communicate its new vision and brand to its customers and employees by creating a unique work environment for both executives and top management. The client desired a traditional office arrangement providing privacy for executives. This is supported by alternative work venues that punctuate the space providing opportunities for executives and staff to engage one another in more open, less formal settings. The materials used in the design strike a balance between the company’s history and its future. Warm colors and rich woods reflect the stability and longevity of the parent corporate entities while glass walls, modern lighting and an angular geometry speak to Veritiv’s new direction. The project includes a reception area, executive board room, café, huddle rooms, phone rooms, meeting rooms, alternative work venues, offices and workstations for Veritiv’s Finance, Operations, IT, and Human Resources divisions.

VERITIV CORPORATIONUnder Construction

Project Location: Everett, Washington Duration: 2013 - 2017 (Est.)Services: Architecture, Planning, Programming, Renovation and Rehabilitation Construction Cost: $114 millionOffice: Heery Orlando

Project Location: Sandy Springs, GeorgiaServices: Interior Design and MEP Engineering Construction Cost: Confidential Office: Heery Atlanta

Felicity LaoBusiness Development

CoordinatorLos Angeles Office

Holly CostanzoHuman Resources Coordinator

Atlanta Office

Employee Referral Program

The Employee Referral Program provides incentives through cash and other awards for employees to identify and recruit qualified staff at all grades and levels for vacant full-time positions within Heery International.

Promotions!

Congratulations on the new recent promotions:

Bob Holt; Sr. Regional Business Manager

Johnny Metoyer; Sr. Construction Manager

Robin Dubord; PM/CM Marketing Director

Rachel Leffers; GIS Technician II

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We are excited to announce the following promotions and new hires at our company. We wish them the best of luck in their new opportunities with Heery International. Heery’s 360 Website

HUMAN RESOURCES New Hire List! reminder!

Daniel GendreauPM Director/Area Manager

Vice PresidentSeattle Office

Did you know you can access most of the human resources documents on our 360 website? You can find documents such as:

- 2015 Benefits

- Employee Benefits Guide

- 401K Forms

- Payroll and Calendar

- New Hire Information

- Training and Development

- Policies and Procedures

Lauren MattoxDirector of Corporate Solutions

Atlanta Office

Jill WoffordSr. Business Development

Specialist Atlanta Office

Douglas CarswellQA/QC Coordinator/Manager

Robins AFB

Kevin HogueSr. Surveyor

Jacksonville Office

Anthony ChicutoGeneral Estimator

Washington D.C. Office

Casey MegowProject Manager II

Nashville Office

Edward KosinskiComissioning Engineer

Philadelphia Office

Gemma HomsyConstruction Manager

Los Angeles Office

Steven WagnonProject Manager/Architect

Iowa City Office

Bill PhillipsAssistant Project Manager

Washington D.C.

Zachary KoladaAssociate

Orlando Office

For more information, please contact Erica Bostwick in Human Resources at 404.946.2007.

Mary ErblandProject ManagerWashington D.C.

Bina AbbottDocument Control Specialist

Baltimore Office

Rory LorenzoSr. Project Manager

Los Angeles

Robert EvanceConstruction Project Manager

Portland Office

Maggie YueMarketing Coordinator

Washington D.C.

Jessica SchaeferMarketing CoordinatorWashington D.C. Office

Mital PatelProject ManagerWashington D.C.

Gregory BlattProject ManagerWashington D.C.

Osama AliArchitectural Inspector

Washington D.C.

Peter MartinSr. Project Manager

Annapolis Office

Analise PasskiewiczPlanner/AnalystRaleigh Office

Meghna PatelProject Accountant

Atlanta Office

Paul JackowskiProject ManagerPortland Office

how to celebrate the perfect birthday

DIANE STEPHENS 01/03

WARREN TURNER 01/03

ROBERT BRYKALSKI 01/03

RUSTY HARTMAN 01/03

MAYRA RAMIREZ 01/04

DAVID MOODY 01/04

JOSEPH NALLEY 01/07

ERIK AUSTIN 01/07

FEIFEI CAO 01/08

ROBERT EVANCE 01/09

PETER MARTIN 01/10

TODD BALLEW 01/10

JOSHUA GILLESPIE 01/10

TIMOTHY BATTIN 01/11

STEVEN WAGNON 01/12

DEEP SHRESTHA 01/12

RENEE ADAMS 01/13

TIMOTHY DEBUSE 01/15

NESTOR MARTINEZ 01/17

DAVID WAGGONER 01/18

GARY KERSEY 01/18

MANUEL CANUT 01/18

JENNIFER FOURNIER 01/18

ROBERT HEFFINGTON 01/20

DANIEL ADAMS 01/20

LESLIE EVANS 01/22

MARC RYAN 01/22

SHARON WHITFIELD 01/23

DON GREEN 01/23

WENDELL STRACHAN 01/23

LAILA ABOUL 01/24

JESSICA SCHAEFER 01/25

ORBAN CLARK 01/26

MICHAEL STROUD 01/27

PAUL BRADWAY 01/27

KC DAUTEL 01/28

DAVID FRIEDMAN 01/30

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

(1.) Have a party the evening before your actual birthday.

(2.) If you ask for gifts, ask for something simple and meaningful.

(3.) Take the day off from work if you can.

(4.) Eat your favorite foods.

(5.) Go on an adventure.

(6.) Tell people the good news: hey, it’s my birthday.

(7.) Do something special that you’ve been wanting to do, but haven’t.

(8.) Find time to be still; reflect.

did you know...When your age and date of birth are same, the day is special and is known as the Golden Birthday. Example: My 13th birthday was the Golden Birthday for me as my birthday was on 13th October, 1984.

Together We Can Do Anything.

JOYCE OLAFSON 01/30

ALICIA BACHE-WIIG 02/01

RONNIE WARD 02/02

CAROLINA DE LA HORRA 02/02

CABEL WHITE 02/03

MARY ERBLAND 02/03

LIONEL BAMBA 02/03

CARMEN SMITH 02/04

CARMEN CHANDLER 02/04

MARK JOHNSON 02/05

JOHN FEDOR 02/05

KATHY PERKINS 02/06

BRENDA WILLIAMS 02/07

HOLLY COSTANZO 02/07

JACOB VAGTS 02/07

ALFONSO PERALTA 02/08

JOHN CASTNER 02/09

YOLANDA LEMOS 02/09

RAMON VAZQUEZ 02/10

DOROTHEA MATHEWS 02/10

JULIE NEWBERRY 02/10

SUSAN WOLD 02/10

KANDICE SWITZER 02/10

DAVID CORDARO 02/10

KIMBERLY WILLIAMS 02/11

SHEILA DINGLE 02/11

ROBERT CORBIN 02/12

HANS KNOEPFEL 02/12

RYAN PILEGGI 02/12

RORY LORENZO 02/13

NANCY WHITNALL 02/14

PAUL KOPYTA 02/16

TAM TON 02/16

NICHOLAS FILA 02/19

DANNY LUDINGTON 02/23

CARLENE WALKER 02/23

CHARLES CAMBRON 02/24

Wishing you a Birthday filled with joy and a year filled with success! Happy Birthday!

RENA FOSTER 02/24

PETER BARRON 02/25

RONOK NICHOLS 02/26

RASHAWN WYCHE 02/27

ANNETTE PULLER 02/28

RICHARD YOUNG 02/28

EUGENE WERMUTH 02/28

BARBARA VALLELLA 03/01

JANE VAN WOERT 03/01

CHRISTINA GRIMES 03/02

ARMOND BORDERS 03/02

SAMANTHA STERNICK 03/02

THOMAS ELLIS 03/03

JOSEPH GOTTARDY 03/04

RICHARD PARKS 03/04

JOHNNY METOYER 03/05

ALICE STEWART CASTNER 03/05

OSAMA ALI 03/06

YANN HUOVINEN 03/07

RICK LEWIS 03/08

GLENN JARDINE 03/08

LANTY BUTCHKO 03/08

GABRIEL ALVARADO 03/09

KELLY NELSON 03/09

PEDRO DE LA HORRA 03/10

DEAN SMITH 03/10

CARLESSIA RIKARD 03/11

ERNESTO GARCIA 03/12

KENNETH HAWTHORNE 03/12

STEPHEN BOYLES 03/15

CHERI PARSONS 03/15

HUGH MCGLOUGHLIN 03/15

ANTHONY VANDENBERG 03/17

ERICA WHORLEY 03/17

CATHY TIEDGE 03/19

JAMES HENSLEY 03/19

SHELBY MORETTI 03/20

BILL SLAYBAUGH 03/20

PHILLIP NUSSBAUM 03/20

ALBERT WONG 03/21

ANTHONY WUTSCH 03/21

ROBERT MYERS 03/21

JOSEPH VARDA 03/21

NENAD CURGUS 03/21

DANIEL BREWER 03/21

TONNI HENDERSON 03/21

SHAUN YOUNG 03/21

RODNEY WILLIAMS 03/22

ROBERT BOWYER 03/23

STEVEN NICHOLAS 03/24

JEFFREY MAGHIRANG 03/24

RYAN DIRKS 03/24

LINO FERNANDEZ 03/25

LUIS MATALON 03/25

STEVEN SVEDA 03/26

SCOTT LUND 03/26

MICHAEL SHAFFER 03/26

CLAUDIA MARTINEZ 03/27

WALTER WHEELER 03/28

FRANK QUINN 03/30

JEFFREY PETTIT 03/31

RUSSELL SEDMAK 04/02

STEVEN MOORE 04/02

WILLIAM NEWBOLD 04/04

CHRIS RUEGSEGGER 04/04

DANIELLE REINHOLD 04/04

BINA ABBOTT 04/04

THEODORE SAK 04/06

BRIAN HILL 04/06

ELLIOTT WIMES 04/06

MARC CLEAR 04/06

GIANCARLO RODRIGUEZ 04/06

ROBERT CHOMIAK 04/07

BILLY PROPHETE 04/08

PHILIP BENCINA 04/08

DENYS VAN RENEN 04/10

DAVID BOE 04/10

PHILIP COUCH 04/10

VIET LE 04/10

FORREST WHITE 04/12

ERIC PEEK 04/12

WILLIAM DORSEY 04/12

JOSHUA DOVER 04/13

JEREMY MARTIN 04/15

HANNAH ROUSH 04/15

ALCIDES CALCAGNO 04/16

CHERYL THOMAS 04/16

MATTHEW CROWE 04/16

KEVIN CORKERN 04/17

NEIL ROSS 04/17

TERESA CROSBY 04/17

JOHN HARMON 04/17

JUDY SALTER-BROWN 04/18

MITAL PATEL 04/18

RICHARD MEEHAN 04/19

KENNETH FISHER 04/20

RONALD RITTER 04/21

MARDELLA MARONSKI 04/21

MICHAEL RICHARDSON 04/21

JAMES CURRY 04/22

DANIEL GENDREAU 04/22

JAMES WARNER 04/23

NIKUNJ DAVE 04/23

MARIO ZENI 04/24

HARRIS SHEINMAN 04/25

JOHN SCOBLE 04/26

CAROLYN JONES 04/26

RAMON GIORDANO 04/28

PATRICIA DIDONATO 04/28

DAVID SHRIVER 04/28

JOHN KROPA 04/29

Together We Can Do Anything.

Poudre Valley Hospital, in northern Colorado, is the region’s leading cancer care center. Given the increase of patients and cancer awareness, the University of Colorado Health System needed to take action to expand the Cancer Center. Initially, UCH wanted to build an entirely new facility. Heery Design was able to demonstrate to UCH that renovation and expansion to the existing facility could provide significant cost advantages without disrupting patient care.

To accomplish this, the $10.7 million, 44,390SF project was built in three phases to allow the cancer center to remain operational throughout construction. The first phase consisted of a 4,400SF renovation of the existing radiation oncology suite, including a second linear accelerator and CT simulation scanner. The second phase included construction of a 32,150SF, two-story addition and interior renovation highlighted by a new lobby and entrance, along with a Main Street pedestrian corridor that links to the existing lobby, oncology departments in the existing wing, and an exterior healing garden. The final phase consisted of a 7,840SF renovation in the existing wing which included a nutritional center, physical rehabilitation, alternative medicine therapies and a flexible conference center.

Poudre Valley Hospital and Heery’s goal was to create a warm and welcoming place for cancer patients. Poudre Valley Hospital continues to be the region’s leading cancer treatment facility having a huge impact on its communities.

UCH Poudre Valley Hospital Cancer Center

All eyes are on the development of the Braves new stadium, SunTrust Park. Over the next four weeks, Heery will working round the clock with the Atlanta Braves design and construction team to put a bow on the Final GMP (FGMP) for the Braves’ new ballpark. Construction is in full swing with four tower cranes puncturing the Cobb County Skyline at I-75. With a workforce of over 225 men and women and growing, and over 75% of contracts awarded, the site is a hornet’s nest of activity.

The new park is designed with the fans in mind. With 41,500 seats, the intimate configuration maximizes sightlines and elevations, placing a higher percentage of seats closer to the field than any other ballpark in Major League Baseball.

ATLANTA BRAVES SunTrust Park

Project Location: Fort CollinsDuration: 2011 - 2014Services: Architecture, Interior Design, Programming, Planning, Structural, Civil Engineering, MEP Engineering, Life Safety, Construction Administration Construction Cost: $10,709,000 (all phases)Office: Heery Denver

Project Location: Atlanta, GeorgiaServices: Program Management Construction Cost: Confidential Office: Heery Atlanta

2015 Network of the Hospitality Industry, Top ID Firm Heery Miami Office2015 AIA GA, Large ProjectUniversity of Arizonia Lowell Stevens Stadium 2014 CMAA Awards, Less than $10MAOC Capitol Power Plant Feed Water Pump Conversion Project2014 CMAA Awards, Between $10M and $30MWashington Monument Earthquake Repair Project2014 CMAA Awards, Between $50M and $100MLafayette Building Modernization, Phase I 2014 CMAA Awards, Over $100MFDA Bio Defense Complex

HEERYAwards!

H-JAIAPM Support ServicesLast March, we were officially notified by the City of Atlanta that the PB/HJ Russell/Heery team was selected to serve as the PM for the multi-billion dollar CIP program at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This is a 15-year contract that should generate revenue for virtually all of the Heery services. While we are the overall PM for the CIP Program, significant PM revenues will be generated by this contract. Additional revenue could be gained by all A/E groups due to scoping studies, pre-designs and conceptual/planning solutions. They anticipate a very robust capital program starting with over $2 Billion in replacement parking decks, new cargo facilities, terminal and concourse upgrades, end-around runways and miscellaneous facility repairs and upgrades. The contract has been approved by the Atlanta City Council Transportation Committee and we expect a signed contract in early May.

PROJECT UPDATES

WANT YOUR WORK TO BE APPRECIATED? LET US KNOW WHICH PROJECT YOU THINK WE SHOULD HIGHLIGHT IN THE NEXT HEERY NEWS! CONTACT DAVID CHIEM AT DCHIEM@HEERY.COM.

Bocce Restaurant by Heery Miami

STATE DEPARTMENTModernization of the Harry S. Truman BuildingHeery Washington D.C. has been selected to provide construction management services for Phase 1C of the renovation of The Harry S. Truman Building. This Building serves as the State Department Headquarters and consists of 2,516,000SF, of which this project is a part. The work will include hazardous material abatement, general demolition, exterior wall hardening, blast window, progressive collapse mitigation, an upgrade of all mechanical, electrical, plumbing, communication, fire protection circulation and security systems and will upgrade all core architectural finishes and provide all new tenant functional spaces. The Heery team will provide leadership and management of the construction team over the next 3 years and until completion of this phase of the work. Executing this level of renovation while the majority of the facility is occupied without causing interruption to the critical and important operations of the State Department will provide daily challenges and keep our people razor sharp. Heery’s performance and reputation allowed us to win the trust of GSA and the State Department and win this prestigious assignment.

safety tips! zero harm

Callie came to Heery International on March 29th to share her story.

Eleven-year-old Callie has battled congenital anomalies all her life. In her spare time, Callie enjoys many of the things that other kids her age love to do. However, because of her illness, she has to take additional precautionary measures to ensure

her safety. Callie suffers from visual-spacial challenges, many cardiac problems and can experience multiple seizures per day. Make-A-Wish was able to grant Callie’s wish… her new best friend and constant companion, “Doodle Dandy.” In addition to being an adorable pet, he calms her down and helps keep her safe.

Heery is a strong proponent of giving back to the communities in which we live and work, and our employees are active and involved in their local communities.

HEERY FROM THE HEART COMMUNITY SERVICES

You can still donate to the Make-A-Wish Foundation under the Heery page! DONATE NOW

We have all probably used the term “Same Old, Same Old”- used to say that a situation or someone’s behavior remains the same, especially when it is boring or annoying. Such as when a friend asks you, “so how is work going?” you answer “same old, same old.”

Complacency is perhaps one of the biggest problems we face in completing our day to day tasks. We are “used” to things being a certain way each time and unless the obvious comes right out and hits us . . . we can be oblivious to it all, “same old, same old.” This state of mind can affect many things such as productivity, quality and safety.

There is much danger in going into “autopilot” when working on the job. All too often we don’t realize how complacent we are until we have a near miss or close call. Those events tend to jump start our hearts and focus our attention… at least for a little while, on the task at hand.

If you find yourself becoming complacent, stop and think about what you are trying to accomplish. Re-identify the hazards around you and take the appropriate steps to avoid an incident. We don’t need the “same old, same old” to negatively affect the outcome of our work.

Written by Isidoro Martin, Atlanta Office.

Remember: “No task is so important that it can be done at the risk of safety.”

SAFETY IS A WAY OF LIFE.

Together We Can Do Anything.

For more information about Zero Harm, please contact Isidoro Martin at ext 2152.

Stop Hunger Now is an organization that conducts meal packaging events with help from volunteers. The event was not only a fun way for Raleigh employees to give back to their community but it also served as a platform to educate people about hunger, what they can do about it, and to inspire them to take further action. In two hours the Heery Raleigh team, along with other volunteers, packaged more than 5,000 meals.

Tuesday, March 10th, Heery Raleigh participated in a “Stop Hunger Now” community service project.

STOP HUNGER NOW COMMUNITY IMPACT

Heery Atlanta participated in the United Way Shoebox Project. This will be our third year participating in this project. Overall, Heery collected over 100 shoeboxes. Many thanks to those individuals that participated this year.

UNITED WAYSHOEBOX PROJECT

We encourage all of our team members to be active in their communities throughout the year.

Celebrate Shoebox Project’s 10th Anniversary by helping more homeless women and children than ever!

Heery Team Captains, 2015

MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION GEORGIA Heery is proud to announce that we have raised $26,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation Georgia. A wish experience is often more than a dream come true, it’s the catalyst that rekindles a child’s belief in themselves and the promise of their future. Wishes strengthen wish kids.

WISHES STRENGTHEN WISH KIDS

Congratulations to our Heery Iowa City folks who participated in the design, test and build of their CANstruction entry, “AmeriCAN Gothic.” It was a very creative entry, based on Grant Wood’s classic painting. Visitors to the venue are encouraged to get behind the cutouts and create their own modern take of the historical image. They did a great job and won the “People’s Choice Winner” and the “Best Meal Winner.” The true winners are the families and individuals this food will feed through the food banks.

A special thanks goes out to Jane Van Woert who organized this year’s CANstruction event for Heery. This is their sixth year in row for this event. Kudos to the participants: Josh Arguello, Aaron Fulton, Kelly Nelson, Hannah Roush, Doris Schornhorst, Jane Van Woert and Peter McDermott.

This year’s event collected 12,300 lbs of food for the Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc. (HACAP) Food Reservoir!

HEERY FROM THE HEART AmeriCan Gothic!

Together We Can Do Anything.

The Philadelphia “Heery from the Heart” clean up was featured on the United by Blue website. The Philadelphia office participated in this clean up along the Delaware River that collected over 1,100 pounds of trash that would have found its way into the waterway. Jim Peterkin collected the most trash individually, with the heaviest bag weighing in at 32 pounds.

PhiladelphiaRiver Clean Up!

Heery’s Basketball Team

Heery Atlanta’s basketball team took 2nd place in the Architecture/Engineering League, Water Cooler Division. They only lost in the playoffs by 4 points. The guys set a ‘franchise’ record for the most wins in a season. Team Members left to right. Front row: Dane Hawthorne, Philip Bencina, Coach Mike Rometo, Jason Pimsler and Craig Joyner. Second row: Friend of the Firm: Nathan Koskovich, Alex Paulsen, Russell Knudson, Evan Burch, Justin Sampson and Britt Chambers. Congratulations to all of you!

ORLANDO OFFICECOMMUNITY SERVICEHeery Orlando participated in a community service event that catered to the children at Florida Hospital Pediatrics. They hosted a crafty event with Play Doh where they were given the opportunity to use their creativity to build something. The Heery Orlando office also donated toy spinners to the staff. The spinners were used as a distraction tool for the kids when they have to undergo medical shots or procedures. Great Job Heery Olando!

The mission of the Atlanta Community Food Bank is to fight hunger by engaging, educating and empowering our community. Heery Atlanta came together on April 23, 2015 to sort and recover 7,824 pounds of food. The total pounds of food is the equivalent to 6,520 meals. Come and join us at our next community service food bank event on July 23, 2015!

ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

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Did you know Heery Miami was selected as the Hospitality Firm of the Year for 2014 by NEWH (THE Network of the Hospitality Industry) and won Project of the Year 2014 for Bocce Restaurant? Or that Mike Holleman, Sr. Vice President, Director of Sports Facilities, was quoted in a New York Times article about the new Olympic Stadium in Tokyo? Or that Heery Iowa City hosted students from Iowa State University’s Healthcare Design Studio, culminating in a visit to the construction site of University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics’ Children’s Hospital?

If you followed Heery on Social Media, you would be aware of all these and more.

We have a Facebook page along with LinkedIn and Twitter accounts. We post a few times a week and hope to start doing more as you become more aware of the

possibilities of getting the Heery name out there.

Our Twitter handle is @HeeryIntl. Tweets are restricted to 140 characters, but visuals take away about 25 of those characters. It takes some creativity to get the word/visuals out and stay within guidelines.

Our LinkedIn page can be found by searching on “Heery.” LinkedIn allows around 700 characters, but the images are small.

We prefer Facebook. The images are large and we’re not limited to a specific character count. Images are vivid and the text scrolls. We can put larger stories in there than are possible on other media outlets.

Written by Rick Gore, Atlanta Office.

Marketing DepartmentHeery International, Inc.

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