Guernsey Adds Appoints Two to Board of Directors

07.10.2007

Oklahoma City -- Oklahoma City based C. H. Guernsey & Company (Guernsey) recently appointed Kent Hanebaum, AIA and Ken Senour, CEP, QEP to the firm’s Board of Directors.

“Kent and Ken have extensive experience managing federal, state, municipal and private sector projects both domestically and internationally,” said Guernsey President and CEO Pat Carroll. “They will focus on strategic planning, operations and program management development.”

Mr. Hanebaum, who joined the firm in 1988, serves as director of the Architecture/Engineering division. Hanebaum is a past board member of the Oklahoma City chapter of the American Institute of Architecture and a past president and outstanding young member of the Oklahoma City Post of the Society of American Military Engineers. Hanebaum holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Oklahoma State University.

Mr. Senour joined Guernsey in 1999 after 26 years as both an environmental regulator in Ohio and as an environmental consultant in Oklahoma. Senour was the Program Director of Guernsey’s PetroChina Environmental Strategic Master Plan project which received the Oklahoma Governor’s Excellence in Exporting award in 2005. Senour has served as a trustee on the Academy of Board Certified Environmental Professionals. He is also currently a member of  the Certified Environmental Professionals Certification Board. Senour holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology/Geography from Bowling Green State University.

Guernsey, celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2008, is a leading engineering, architecture and consulting firm providing quality, professional services to clients in the United States and abroad. Guernsey headquarters in Oklahoma City with offices in Florida, Georgia, New Mexico and Texas. Visit http://www.chguernsey.com for additional information.

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