morrison-maierle-client-relationships-and-feedback

How to Get Client Feedback in a Virtual Meeting World By Kurt Keith, PE, and Arian Bloomfield, PE – Checking in with your clients—and asking for feedback—is a vital part to a firm’s success. There are a number of ways to obtain feedback, but with the current pandemic conditions limiting the ability to meet face-to-face, we are now meeting virtually. Whether you’re kept apart by distance, weather, or a pandemic, it’s always important to focus on what’s important to your client, like ways to improve our collective efforts and process as a team. As face time opportunities are now limited, we are striving to stayRead More →

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Eric Blanksma and Luke Carlson Promoted to Market Group Office Leaders Morrison-Maierle promoted two of their long-time employee-owners into new leadership roles. In Helena, Eric Blanksma has been promoted as the Water-Wastewater Market Group Office Leader. Eric graduated from Montana State University and has his PE license in MT, SD, ND, and AZ. He is also a certified water/wastewater operator in MT. ​​​​​​​And after seven years with Morrison-Maierle, Luke Carlson has been promoted to the Kalispell Natural Resources Market Group Office Leader. He is a certified floodplain manager with a B.S. from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and an M.S. from Montana Tech.Read More →

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Bryan Vanderloos

Bryan Vanderloos Joins Helena Office Bryan Vanderloos recently joined the Helena office as an Engineer IV in the Transportation group. In this role, he will help with design and project management duties for our MDT projects. He will also work with urban road design for our city clients. Bryan is a lifelong Montana resident and grew up in Hysham. He then went on to attend Montana Tech (Go Diggers!). He is a professional engineer with over 11 years of experience in the field. Prior to joining Morrison-Maierle he worked for KLJ as an engineer in their Municipal and Surface Transportation groups. Recently, Bryan was theRead More →

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Carroll College Hunthausen Activity Center Caroll College’s Hunthausen Activity Center (HAC) is a campus-based PE center for non-varsity athletic use in Helena, Montana. The HAC is a Morrison-Maierle  “design-build” project that contains of a 24,427-square-foot facility containing a gym, racquetball court, cardio and weights areas, two multipurpose rooms, grand hall, lounge areas, office area, climbing tower, and bouldering wall. This building replaces a facility that was built in 1969. At that time, the college had 183 varsity athletes. Today Carroll has 380 varsity athletes so there was no room for students to exercise. This new facility helps the college meets the needs of their ever-growingRead More →

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