Tetra Tech Appoints Group Presidents
Key Highlights
- ➤Lauren Springer promoted President of Government Services Group at Tetra Tech (TTEK)
- ➤David Bohmann promoted President of Commercial/International Group at Tetra Tech (TTEK)
- ➤Appointments align senior operational leadership with expanded water and environmental capabilities
- ➤Tetra Tech (TTEK) targets growth across government, commercial, and international markets
Expert Statements
Roger Argus, Chief Executive Officer of Tetra Tech
“Lauren and David are exceptional leaders who combine deep technical expertise with a strong record of operational performance and business growth.”
Roger Argus, Chief Executive Officer of Tetra Tech
“Their experience in high-end water and environmental services is at the core of Tetra Tech’s Leading with Science(®) approach and closely aligned with our growth strategy.”
Roger Argus, Chief Executive Officer of Tetra Tech
“Both have demonstrated the ability to bring together our people and technical capabilities to address our clients’ most complex challenges, and I look forward to their leadership in these expanded roles.”
Tetra Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEK), a global provider of high-end technical and engineering services, Leading with Science(®) in water, environment and sustainable infrastructure, announced today the promotions of Lauren Springer to President of the Government Services Group and David Bohmann to President of the Commercial/International Group, our two reporting segments.
“Lauren and David are exceptional leaders who combine deep technical expertise with a strong record of operational performance and business growth,” said Roger Argus, Tetra Tech Chief Executive Officer. “Their experience in high-end water and environmental services is at the core of Tetra Tech’s Leading with Science(®) approach and closely aligned with our growth strategy. Both have demonstrated the ability to bring together our people and technical capabilities to address our clients’ most complex challenges, and I look forward to their leadership in these expanded roles.”
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