Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced the promotion of three professionals in its Denver and Greenwood Village, Colorado, offices.
Todd Shafer, PE, is the firm’s water market
segment leader and has been promoted to vice president. Based in Denver, he has
27 years of experience and joined Dewberry in 2018. Shafer earned a bachelor’s
degree in civil engineering from California Polytechnic State University (1994)
and is a member of the New England Water Environment Association and the Water
Environment Federation.
Jennifer Novac, GISP, PMP, is a senior quality
manager for the firm’s geospatial and technology services practice and has 17
years of experience. She is based in the firm’s Denver office and has been
promoted to associate vice president. Novac earned a bachelor’s degree in
anthropology from Indiana University (2006) and is a member of the American
Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing.
Christian Marsh-Frydenlund, CEM, CCP, is a
program manager in the firm’s commercial construction practice and is based in
its Greenwood Village office. She has been promoted to associate vice president
and has 18 years of experience. Marsh-Frydenlund earned a master’s degree in
engineering and technology management (2003) and a bachelor’s degree in
chemical engineering (2002) from the Colorado School of Mines. She is a member
of the Association of Energy Engineers.
