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Dewberry Announces the Promotion of David Taylor

Dewberry has promoted David Taylor to associate vice president in the Baltimore, Maryland, office.

David Taylor Jr.

Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has promoted David Taylor, RLA, to an associate vice president in the firm’s Baltimore, Maryland, office.

With more than 20 years of experience, Taylor’s responsibilities have included energy and infrastructure efforts in Maryland as well as business and operational development for land planning, landscape architecture, engineering, and development services.

An experienced professional in the land planning and land development industry, he has exhibited extensive proficiency in multi-discipline project management and team building. He is currently working on DimensionalView™, a map-based project management tool that links clients to Dewberry services and managed assets for infrastructure, power, oil and gas, real estate, and land development sectors.

Taylor received his bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture from West Virginia University and earned his master’s degree in real estate development from John Hopkins University. He is a member of Leadership Baltimore County, the Maryland Building Industry Association, and Marcellus Shale Coalition.

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