Steve Sandherr, who will retire as the chief executive of the Associated General Contractors of America on March 31, is ENR MidAtlantic’s Legacy Award winner.

When Kimley-Horn set its sights on the Pacific Northwest five years ago, the person to lead the effort was obvious. Jody Walker Belsick had made a name for herself in Las Vegas before joining the firm to launch offices there and in California.

After he became a go-to transportation project leader in Southern California, John Rinard made his way around the globe, building projects in South Korea, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the Philippines and Australia.

Big ideas have never daunted Patrick MacLeamy. Building teams that are courageous enough to pursue them is the more important challenge, says the former CEO of architectural and design firm HOK.

Northern Colorado contractor looks back on seven decades of water storage projects and innovation driven by a quest to leave his mark.

Recently-retired CEO of Clyde Companies followed in his father and grandfather's footsteps, shepherding the family business into a $2.5 billion enterprise.

Claire Weisz, co-founder of WXY Architecture + Urban Design and ENR New York Legacy Award winner, excels in transforming spaces during transitions

Forty-five years after starting out as an apprentice, Mike Greenawalt is preparing to retire as CEO of the nation's largest employee-owned electrical contracting firm.

When Ray Kowalik first interviewed with a recruiter at Kansas City, Mo.-based Burns & McDonnell after graduating from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree and a master’s in civil engineering, the concept of employee ownership didn’t bear all that much weight.