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Check out the latest updates from V3! Whether we’re presenting at a conference or celebrating an employee milestone, we always have something in store.
Celebrating National Intern Day
National Intern Day recognizes the importance of creating entry-level career opportunities that build professional skills for the next generation of talent. At V3, our internship and co-op program provides meaningful, hands-on experiences to help students see what it’s really like to work in their …
V3 Welcomes Kristen Harder, RPP, MCIP, as Senior Planner/Project Manager
We are excited to welcome Kristen Harder, RPP, MCIP, as a Senior Planner/Project Manager. In this role, Kristen will use her demonstrated experience in policy development and analysis, land use planning, community engagement, and development permitting in the municipal government and consulting …
Meet Josh Buckel – Project Scientist
Environmental scientists see properties at their worst and deliver solutions for positive change. See how V3 Project Scientist Josh Buckel blends methodical exploration with a curiosity for the macabre to dive into projects that scare others away. Digging into the unknown Growing up, Josh always …
Ask an Expert: How Do Changes in Air Quality Regulations Affect My Project?
Our environmental clients often ask us, “how do changes in air quality regulations affect my project?” We spoke to Environmental Project Engineer Brendan Farnham to learn how facilities can lower emissions and why meeting air quality standards is crucial for community health and project success. …
V3 Welcomes Marc Momsen, P.E. as Senior Project Manager in Land Development
We are thrilled to welcome Marc Momsen, P.E. as a Senior Project Manager in Land Development. In this role, Marc will leverage his 20 years of expertise as a civil engineer towards the continued expansion of V3’s Charlotte team. Marc has worked in a variety of market types such as mixed use, …
Transforming Brownfields to Green Spaces
Through scientific expertise and unwavering vision, environmental engineers can turn a deteriorated street garage into a vibrant community park. See how V3 is converting a Lebanon brownfield into a new green space that benefits people and the planet. Finding brownfield funding Nestled within a …
2024 Q2 Employee Enrichment Wrap Up
It was a busy spring at V3! Our employee enrichment programs make it easy for team members to get moving, get involved, and get together in fun, meaningful ways. See what we were up to during the second quarter of 2024. V3 Retreat In April, we held our second annual V3 Retreat. Each year, half …
What Does the EPA’s PFAS Ruling Mean for Real Estate and Municipality Developments?
The EPA recently passed new regulations regarding PFAS: toxic chemicals with dangerous implications for people and the planet. Real estate and municipality developments facing environmental contamination must address PFAS to stay compliant; learn what’s involved and how V3’s Environmental team …
Meet Julia Kasner – Geologist
When properties are plagued by environmental hazards, geologists such as V3’s Julia Kasner help develop the action plan to set things right. Learn more about how she uses scientific prowess and a philosophic lens to make the world a cleaner, safer place. To be (a geologist) or not to be Julia has …
Ask an Expert – How Long Does it Take for a Native Restoration Area to Establish?
Our ecological restoration clients often ask, “how long does it take for a native restoration area to establish?” We spoke to V3 Ecological Restoration Senior Project Manager/Ecologist Keith Jones to discover what variables impact a site’s success, and how our experts develop custom nature-based …
Welcoming the V3 Shareholder Class of 2024
We are pleased to announce 11 new V3 shareholders! V3 is driven by a strong entrepreneurial spirit, with 1-in-5 team members having partial ownership in the firm. Our 2024 shareholder class upholds our core values through unwavering passion, talent, and transformative work: congratulations to this …
Trails of Woods Creek: From Birdies to Biodiversity
Golf courses may be green, but they lack the natural elements needed for native plants, animals, and insects to thrive. See how our Ecological Restoration team made transforming a golf course back into a natural area a hole in one. A chip off the old block When the Terrace Hill Golf Course closed in …