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2026 Venue
Venue TBA
Denver, CO
Point of Contact: Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@email-infraday.com
The Big Picture
The 5th Infraday Mountain States 2026
May 20 | Denver, CO
The Mountain States region stands at the forefront of a new era in infrastructure — and Infraday is where public sector leadership and private sector innovation meet to shape what’s next.
On May 20, join hundreds of infrastructure leaders from Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Wyoming, and surrounding states for the 5th annual Infraday Mountain States — a full-day event packed with insights, strategy, and collaboration across the infrastructure spectrum. From water and energy to broadband, housing, and AI, this is where the region’s most pressing challenges are met with forward-looking solutions.
Through a single-track program of sharp, fast-moving panels and real-world conversations, this year’s agenda will cover:
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Water resilience, drought mitigation, and regional infrastructure coordination
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Broadband expansion, digital equity, and smart city innovation
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Grid modernization, clean energy transition, and resilience strategies
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Affordable housing, zoning, and equitable development
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Data platforms, predictive analytics, and AI integration in public works
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Freight, rail, and supply chain efficiency in a rapidly growing region
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Innovative project delivery: P3s, value capture, and blended finance
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Airport modernization, airspace planning, and advanced aerial mobility
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Smart stormwater systems and climate adaptation infrastructure
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The future workforce: policy, talent pipelines, and technology
Hear directly from government leaders, utility executives, and infrastructure experts from the City and County of Denver, Colorado DOT, Denver International Airport, Colorado Springs Utilities, City of Aurora, City of Greeley, Town of Vail, City of Centennial, Colorado Public Utilities Commission, FAA, and many more.
Whether you're focused on clean energy, housing, data-driven planning, or regional mobility — Infraday Mountain States 2026 is your essential gateway to the future of infrastructure in the West.
Point of Contact:
Ken Bauco | 646-675-0171 | ken@email-infraday.com
www.infraday.com
2025 Speakers Included
Adam Lyons, Deputy Director of Housing Opportunity, City & County of Denver
Adam Lyons is the Deputy Director of Housing Opportunity for the City and County of Denver, where he helps lead strategy and development for affordable and equitable housing initiatives. With over a decade of experience in housing policy, infrastructure planning, and community development, Adam has served in leadership roles in both Denver and Thornton. He holds a Master’s in Political Science from the University of Louisville and brings a cross-sector perspective to urban housing challenges.
Amber Stoffels, Mgr I Industry & Public Project, Union Pacific Railroad
Amber Stoffels is Manager I of Industry & Public Projects at Union Pacific Railroad, where she leads a team interfacing with government and private entities across the western U.S. She has over 13 years of experience in transportation planning, construction, and project delivery, with a strong focus on highway-rail grade crossings and grade separation projects. Amber holds a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and an MEng in Engineering Management from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Amy Ford, Executive Director, Department of Transportation & Infrastructure, City and County of Denver
Amy Ford is the Executive Director of the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for the City and County of Denver, where she leads strategic initiatives in mobility, sustainability, and infrastructure innovation. With prior leadership roles at AECOM and FHU, she has championed transportation decarbonization, intelligent systems, and equitable mobility solutions across the U.S. Amy is also a longtime advocate for community development, having co-founded The Fax Partnership to revitalize Denver’s East Colfax corridor.
Ari Moledina, Renewable Energy Program Manager, Colorado Energy Office
Ari Moledina is the Renewable Energy Program Manager at the Colorado Energy Office, where she leads initiatives focused on equitable decarbonization and accelerating clean energy adoption across the state. With over eight years of experience spanning government, nonprofit, and consulting roles, Ari specializes in renewable energy policy, grant administration, and cross-sector collaboration. She holds a Master’s in Renewable Energy and Urban Resilience from the University of Colorado Boulder and a B.A. in Global Sustainability from the University of Virginia.
Ben Stein, Transportation Fellow, Common Sense Institute Colorado
Ben graduated from Brown University with a degree in political science in 1977. Shortly after graduating he completed Officer Candidate School and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps where served as an Air Control Officer for three years.
After leaving active duty completed a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Texas in 1983. He then he moved to Dallas Tx where worked for Harris Corp. He moved to Denver CO in 1985 to join his brother as the co owners of National Printing and Packaging, a commercial printing business.
In January 1999 he was appointed as Colorado’s Deputy State Treasurer where he was responsible for all aspects of the department’s operations including investments, cash management, unclaimed property, debt issuance, accounting and the oversight of 23 professional and support employees.
In November 2006 Stein left the Colorado State Treasury to become the Budget Director for the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). At CDOT he oversaw the development and execution of the annual budget for the department which then had an annual budget in excess of $1 billion and more than 3,000 employees.
In October 2010, Stein was selected to become CDOT’s Chief Financial Officer (Senior Executive Service). As the CFO he was a member of the Department’s Executive Management Team. He oversaw the Office of Financial Management and Budget and the Center for Accounting. As a member of the Executive Management Team, he reported directly to to the Executive Director and the Transportation Commission on policy issues impacting the entire department as well as on accounting, finance, and budgetary matters.
During his tenure at CDOT he also managed numerous complex financial transactions. These included private placements, the inaugural issuance of bonds by the Colorado Bridge Enterprise, the U.S 36 Public Private Partnership, and the I-70 Central Viaduct replacement project.
In July 2013 Stein transitioned to CDOT’s Office of Major Project Development. In this role he took on the responsibility for the financial aspects of all impending project in excess of $100 million.
In July 2014, Stein retired from the CDOT and became the Chief of Staff to U.S. Representative Mike Coffman, Colorado District 6 responsible to the for the effective operation of both the district office and the capitol office and was his primary advisor on legislation.
After the 2018 election, Ben returned to the transportation industry and became a Project Director for Atkins Realis. His primary clients were the City and County of Denver where he was a portfolio manager on the Elevate Denver Bond program and Georgia’s State Road and Toll Authority where he adivsed on its I-285 and SR-400 public private partnership efforts.
In addition to Stein’s civilian career, he served as an officer in the Marine Corps Reserve where held command from the platoon to the group level. He retired from the Marine Corps Reserve as a Colonel in 2007.
After leaving active duty completed a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Texas in 1983. He then he moved to Dallas Tx where worked for Harris Corp. He moved to Denver CO in 1985 to join his brother as the co owners of National Printing and Packaging, a commercial printing business.
In January 1999 he was appointed as Colorado’s Deputy State Treasurer where he was responsible for all aspects of the department’s operations including investments, cash management, unclaimed property, debt issuance, accounting and the oversight of 23 professional and support employees.
In November 2006 Stein left the Colorado State Treasury to become the Budget Director for the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). At CDOT he oversaw the development and execution of the annual budget for the department which then had an annual budget in excess of $1 billion and more than 3,000 employees.
In October 2010, Stein was selected to become CDOT’s Chief Financial Officer (Senior Executive Service). As the CFO he was a member of the Department’s Executive Management Team. He oversaw the Office of Financial Management and Budget and the Center for Accounting. As a member of the Executive Management Team, he reported directly to to the Executive Director and the Transportation Commission on policy issues impacting the entire department as well as on accounting, finance, and budgetary matters.
During his tenure at CDOT he also managed numerous complex financial transactions. These included private placements, the inaugural issuance of bonds by the Colorado Bridge Enterprise, the U.S 36 Public Private Partnership, and the I-70 Central Viaduct replacement project.
In July 2013 Stein transitioned to CDOT’s Office of Major Project Development. In this role he took on the responsibility for the financial aspects of all impending project in excess of $100 million.
In July 2014, Stein retired from the CDOT and became the Chief of Staff to U.S. Representative Mike Coffman, Colorado District 6 responsible to the for the effective operation of both the district office and the capitol office and was his primary advisor on legislation.
After the 2018 election, Ben returned to the transportation industry and became a Project Director for Atkins Realis. His primary clients were the City and County of Denver where he was a portfolio manager on the Elevate Denver Bond program and Georgia’s State Road and Toll Authority where he adivsed on its I-285 and SR-400 public private partnership efforts.
In addition to Stein’s civilian career, he served as an officer in the Marine Corps Reserve where held command from the platoon to the group level. He retired from the Marine Corps Reserve as a Colonel in 2007.
Brett Cavanagh, Director,
Oil and Gas Energy Department, Weld County
Brett Cavanagh, MBA is the Director of Oil & Gas Energy for Weld County, Colorado, where he leads strategy, policy, and industry engagement for one of the nation’s top energy-producing regions. With over a decade of experience managing complex land and energy projects, Brett is a proven negotiator and relationship builder with deep expertise in regulatory frameworks, acquisitions, and project delivery. A native of Montana and graduate of Colorado State and Regis University, he blends his passion for law, energy, and public service to advance sustainable growth.
Brian Balkus, Senior Strategy Director, MasTec Clean Energy & Infrastructure
Brian Balkus is the Senior Strategy Director at MasTec Clean Energy & Infrastructure, where he leads market intelligence and strategic planning initiatives for the firm’s renewable energy and infrastructure business. With prior experience at Black & Veatch and as a contributor to publications like Palladium and Arena Magazine, he brings a unique blend of technical insight and thought leadership to the clean energy sector. Brian holds an MBA and a BBA from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Cassie Bair, Vice President of Broadband Services, 35 Mile Foundation
Cassie Bair is a digital equity innovator and strategic leader dedicated to expanding internet access for underserved communities. She currently serves as Vice President of Broadband Services at the 35 Mile Foundation, where she helps nonprofits, schools, and governments implement accessible connectivity solutions. With a background in marketing, social enterprise, and cause-driven technology, Cassie brings over a decade of experience transforming mission-driven organizations into scalable, high-impact initiatives.
Chris Nicholson, Director — District A, Board of Directors, RTD
Christopher Nicholson is a Director at the Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver, where he plays a key role in shaping transit policy and advancing operational excellence across the region’s transportation network. With a background that spans tech, public policy, and advocacy, he brings a unique, data-driven perspective to modernizing public transit. Christopher is focused on improving safety, financial sustainability, and community engagement at RTD.
Daryl Branson, Telecom Programs Section Chief, Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Daryl Branson is the Telecom Programs Section Chief at the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, where he oversees the state's 911, telecom relay service, and No Call List programs. With over two decades of experience in public safety communications across multiple states, he has also served as Executive Director of the Colorado 9-1-1 Resource Center and held leadership roles in national organizations like NENA and NASNA. Daryl holds an MPA and is a Certified Emergency Number Professional (ENP) and Registered Public Safety Communications Leader (RPL).
Doug Oates, Manager, Office of Project Management, Colorado State Patrol
Doug Oates is the Manager of the Office of Project Management at the Colorado State Patrol, where he leads enterprise-level strategic planning, technology integration, and program execution. With over two decades of experience across public safety, justice, and human services, he specializes in project governance, Agile transitions, and operational change. Doug is also Managing Director of TENABILITY, advising regional agencies on systems modernization and sustainable transformation. He currently serves on the IJIS Institute’s Criminal Justice Data Quality Working Group and holds an MBA in Management and Organizational Development.
Erin Foraker, Acting Program Manager, Research and Development, Bureau of Reclamation
Erin Foraker is a veteran engineer and researcher at the Bureau of Reclamation, where she has spent over two decades advancing power and water infrastructure innovation across the western U.S. She currently leads research initiatives focused on energy systems and water resilience, drawing on her extensive technical expertise. Erin holds an MBA from the University of Denver and a BSME from the University of Memphis.
Esther Vincent, Environmental Services Director, Northern Water
Esther Vincent is the Environmental Services Director at Northern Water, where she oversees water quality, efficiency, flow monitoring, and compliance programs across Northern Colorado. With more than two decades of experience in watershed protection, regulatory strategy, and stakeholder engagement, she leads a team of 25 and plays a critical role in regional water sustainability. She has served on the boards of Colorado WaterWise, the Big Thompson Watershed Forum, and is an alumna of the WECo Water Leaders program.
Fletcher Davis, Rates Manager, Denver Water
Fletcher Davis is the Rates Manager at Denver Water, where he leads long-range financial planning, rate design, and revenue sufficiency analysis for one of the region’s largest utilities. He specializes in translating complex financial data into clear, actionable strategies for executive decision-makers. With experience spanning both small and large municipal utilities, Fletcher brings a deep understanding of utility finance, capital optimization, and public engagement.
Jacob Riger, Multimodal Transportation Planning Manager, Denver Regional Council of Governments
Jacob Riger is the multimodal transportation planning manager for the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG). Jacob leads teams that develop and maintain DRCOG’s Metro Vision Regional Transportation Plan, which identifies the region’s major multimodal transportation projects, programs, and services to be provided over the next 20+ years. Jacob’s teams are also responsible for DRCOG’s transit, safety/Vision Zero, freight, corridor/community mobility planning, and transportation performance management planning programs and activities. Jacob also directly leads DRCOG’s Bus Rapid Transit and transportation greenhouse gas planning and implementation activities. Jacob has over 25 years of public agency and private sector transportation planning expertise working across the country.
Certifications: AICP (#017545, July 1, 2002)
Certifications: AICP (#017545, July 1, 2002)
Jan Kulmann, SVP & COO, United Power & Mayor, City of Thornton
Mayor Jan Kulmann is proudly serving in her second term as Mayor of Thornton. She was first elected to the council as a Ward 4 Councilmember in 2013, won re-election to that seat in 2017 (serving as the Mayor Pro Tem from 2017-2019), then won her first term as Mayor in 2019.
Jan serves on several boards as a representative of the City of Thornton:
Metro Mayors Caucus (Executive Committee) – 38 regional Mayors working together in a forum for regional dialogue and share consensus solutions
Rocky Flats Stewardship Council (Chair) –Provide ongoing local government oversight of post-closure site management
Mile High Flood District (Secretary, Executive Committee) – Supporting projects to design and build effective flood control and warning measures for communities, open spaces, and regional paths
North I-25 Coalition (former member) – Address state and federal transportation needs along the I-25 corridor from 120th Avenue to Ft. Collins, including 14 cities and towns and 3 counties
Board of Directors, Brighton 27J School District Capital Facilities Fund Foundation (former member) – Work with housing developers, local government, and Brighton 27J school district to support expansion needs
E-470 Public Highway Authority Board of Directors (former alternate member) – Coordinate efforts of tolling agency across Adams County, Arapahoe County, Douglas County, Aurora, Brighton, Commerce City, Thornton, Centennial, and Parker
Participation in Colorado Municipal League, National League of Cities, and federal lobbying activities
Professionally, Jan is a Licensed Professional Engineer. She received a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Louisiana State University, along with a minor in music performance. Later, she earned an MBA from Colorado State University. Jan's career as an engineer spans more than 25 years.
Jan and her family moved to Colorado in 2007 and chose Thornton because of the community, the opportunities for their growing family, and the feeling of coming home. But Jan's family has strong roots in Colorado. Her Great Grandparents settled in Steamboat Springs as ranchers. They were heavily involved in local education as teachers and founded a community college that is still there today. Jan's parents are also educators. Her father chose to become a public-school teacher after a full career as a pilot in the Air Force. Her mother chose to become a public-school teacher once their commitment to the military and its travel requirements ended.
Jan has been married to her supportive husband Dave since 2002 and together they have two teenage children.
As Mayor, Jan's main priorities include maintaining a strong public safety agenda, ensuring our businesses are thriving, planning strategically for future growth, and strengthening opportunities for neighborhood quality. All to ensure that Thornton remains a great place to live, work, and play.
Jan serves on several boards as a representative of the City of Thornton:
Metro Mayors Caucus (Executive Committee) – 38 regional Mayors working together in a forum for regional dialogue and share consensus solutions
Rocky Flats Stewardship Council (Chair) –Provide ongoing local government oversight of post-closure site management
Mile High Flood District (Secretary, Executive Committee) – Supporting projects to design and build effective flood control and warning measures for communities, open spaces, and regional paths
North I-25 Coalition (former member) – Address state and federal transportation needs along the I-25 corridor from 120th Avenue to Ft. Collins, including 14 cities and towns and 3 counties
Board of Directors, Brighton 27J School District Capital Facilities Fund Foundation (former member) – Work with housing developers, local government, and Brighton 27J school district to support expansion needs
E-470 Public Highway Authority Board of Directors (former alternate member) – Coordinate efforts of tolling agency across Adams County, Arapahoe County, Douglas County, Aurora, Brighton, Commerce City, Thornton, Centennial, and Parker
Participation in Colorado Municipal League, National League of Cities, and federal lobbying activities
Professionally, Jan is a Licensed Professional Engineer. She received a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Louisiana State University, along with a minor in music performance. Later, she earned an MBA from Colorado State University. Jan's career as an engineer spans more than 25 years.
Jan and her family moved to Colorado in 2007 and chose Thornton because of the community, the opportunities for their growing family, and the feeling of coming home. But Jan's family has strong roots in Colorado. Her Great Grandparents settled in Steamboat Springs as ranchers. They were heavily involved in local education as teachers and founded a community college that is still there today. Jan's parents are also educators. Her father chose to become a public-school teacher after a full career as a pilot in the Air Force. Her mother chose to become a public-school teacher once their commitment to the military and its travel requirements ended.
Jan has been married to her supportive husband Dave since 2002 and together they have two teenage children.
As Mayor, Jan's main priorities include maintaining a strong public safety agenda, ensuring our businesses are thriving, planning strategically for future growth, and strengthening opportunities for neighborhood quality. All to ensure that Thornton remains a great place to live, work, and play.
Jason Bonanno, EDMD, CO New Energy Improvement District
Jason Bonanno is the Executive Director of Market Development for Colorado’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) Program, where he leads efforts to expand access to long-term, low-cost financing for energy-efficient building improvements. With a background in commercial real estate lending at firms like JPMorgan and Nuveen Green Capital, Jason brings deep expertise in CRE finance, project origination, and strategic partnerships. He previously served as Associate Director of Originations at Nuveen Green Capital, where he helped grow Colorado’s C-PACE market. In his current role, Jason is focused on strengthening stakeholder engagement and streamlining the C-PACE process to support Colorado’s climate and clean energy goals.
Jason Dietz, Director of Housing, Town of Vail
Jason Dietz is the Director of Housing for the Town of Vail, where he leads real estate development and public-private partnerships to expand middle-income and workforce housing. Prior to this, he served as Director of Housing for Summit County and Executive Director of the Summit Combined Housing Authority. With a background in construction management and a B.S. in Natural Resources Management from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Jason brings over a decade of experience in affordable housing and community development across Colorado.
Jeff Franklin, Sr. Strategic Program Manager, Department of Transportation & Infrastructure, City and County of Denver
Jeff Franklin is a seasoned program leader and strategic advisor currently serving as Senior Strategic Program Manager for the City and County of Denver. With over two decades of experience in global humanitarian operations, workforce development, and strategic planning, he has held leadership roles with the IFRC, Red Cross, Save the Children, and CARE. Jeff holds an M.A. in International Development from the University of Denver’s Josef Korbel School and has taught as an adjunct instructor in disaster relief and development.
Joe Eberly, Vice President of Strategy & Growth, 4M Analytics
Joe Eberly is the Vice President of Strategy & Growth at 4M Analytics, where he leads efforts to scale adoption of cutting-edge utility mapping technologies across the U.S. With a background in sales, operations, and infrastructure tech, Joe has helped public agencies and private firms modernize project delivery through data-driven solutions. Based in Colorado, he brings over two decades of experience driving innovation in construction, geospatial analytics, and capital project management.
Jonathan Villines, Innovation Manager, Mile High Flood District
Jonathan Villines, P.E. is the Innovation Manager at Mile High Flood District, where he leads digital transformation and urban water initiatives across the Denver metro area. With a background in civil engineering, urban planning, and biosystems research, he brings a multidisciplinary lens to flood risk management and resilient infrastructure. A self-described futurist and tech explorer, Jonathan blends people, process, and tools to help agencies embrace change and modernize systems.
Joseph Rasmussen, Manager, Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Planning, Colorado Springs Utilities
Joseph Rasmussen, P.E., PMP is the Manager of Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Planning at Colorado Springs Utilities, where he has led strategic planning and capital project development for over 17 years. With a background in civil engineering focused on soil and water resources, Joseph brings deep technical expertise and project leadership to utility infrastructure across the region. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University and is a certified Project Management Professional.
Kristin Hyser, Executive Director, Broomfield Housing Alliance
Kristin Hyser is the Executive Director of the Broomfield Housing Alliance, where she leads strategic efforts to expand affordable housing and build inclusive communities. With over 15 years of experience in housing policy and community development, she previously held leadership roles with the City of Boulder, Jefferson County, and the Savannah Development and Renewal Authority. Kristin holds a master’s degree in City and Regional Planning from Cornell University and is recognized for her operational excellence and commitment to public service.
Kurt Kowar, Director, Public Works & Utilities, City of Louisville
Kurt Kowar serves as the Director of Public Works & Utilities for the City of Louisville, Colorado, where he oversees infrastructure planning, capital improvement projects, and utility operations. With a focus on sustainability and resilience, he leads initiatives in water management, transportation, and public asset maintenance. Kurt brings decades of municipal leadership experience in delivering efficient, community-driven public services.
Lucas Frahm, Senior Program Manager Rail & Transport Infrastructure Development, EXP
Lucas Frahm, P.E., is a Senior Program Manager at EXP, leading major rail and transportation infrastructure projects across Texas. With over a decade of experience spanning field engineering, manufacturing, and commercial development, Lucas brings deep cross-sector insight to project delivery and stakeholder management. He holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and an MBA from Doane University.
Official Partners – 2025
4M
4M is the first Utility AI Mapping platform built for infrastructure project teams, trusted by industry leaders, including CDOT, TXDOT, Mastec, and Kimley-Horn. 4M delivers instant access to reliable utility data you can trust and verify at every stage of planning, design, and pre-construction. Our centralized mapping solution compiles millions of fragmented public utility records into one easy-to-use map, saving you time and money on conventional record research, extensive field investigations, and costly surprises.
Founded in 2019, 4M is backed by F2 Venture Capital, Viola Ventures, Insight Partners, and ITI Venture Capital Partners, along with individual investors such as Noam Bardin (former Waze CEO) and Nir Erez (Moovit CEO and Founder). See how 4M can transform your next program or project at www.4manalytics.com.
Founded in 2019, 4M is backed by F2 Venture Capital, Viola Ventures, Insight Partners, and ITI Venture Capital Partners, along with individual investors such as Noam Bardin (former Waze CEO) and Nir Erez (Moovit CEO and Founder). See how 4M can transform your next program or project at www.4manalytics.com.
NICX
At NICX, we build the backbone of tomorrow’s connected communities. Headquartered in the Rocky Mountain region, we specialize in fiber optic network construction, wireless tower development, and municipal civil infrastructure. Public agencies, school districts, and utility partners trust NICX for dependable execution, transparent project delivery, and long-term infrastructure resilience. From critical public works to regional broadband deployments, we deliver high-quality results that meet regulatory standards and community goals. As a women-owned firm, NICX is committed to equity, service, and building infrastructure that works for everyone.
Procore
Procore is a cloud-based construction management platform that streamlines project workflows. It connects all project stakeholders—from owners and contractors to subcontractors—on a single, collaborative platform. For public sector projects, this means improved transparency, accountability, and efficiency. Procore facilitates real-time communication, document control, bid management, and cost tracking, helping ensure projects stay on time and within budget. It enhances collaboration, reduces risk, and provides valuable data insights for better decision-making throughout the project lifecycle, ultimately benefiting taxpayers.
STV
Founded more than 100 years ago, STV is a leader in providing architectural, engineering, planning, environmental, program and construction management and advisory services for transportation systems and infrastructure, water, and social infrastructure such as healthcare, educational and justice facilities. Through our commitment to quality and innovation, we are creating a better future.
Ulteig
Ulteig is a purpose-driven consulting engineering leader committed to creating and solving for a sustainable future. Ulteig’s employee-owners are technical experts who are transforming our world’s critical infrastructure through collaborative and innovative solutions across the Lifeline Sectors® of Power, Renewables, Transportation and Water. Leveraging our expertise for over 75 years, Ulteig operates throughout North America and serves a wide range of public and private clients.
WSP
WSP is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, uniting its engineering, advisory and science-based expertise to shape communities to advance humanity. From local beginnings to a globe-spanning presence today, WSP operates in over 50 countries and employs approximately 73,000 professionals, known as Visioneers. Together they pioneer solutions and deliver innovative projects in the transportation, infrastructure, environment, building, energy, water, and mining and metals sectors.
2025 Agenda
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