DCS Center awards Public Works Leadership Fellow designation at Congress
t Congress last year, APWA launched the Donald C. Stone (DCS) Center for Leadership Excellence in Public Works by awarding the Public Works Leadership Fellow (PWLF) designation to 96 outstanding public works professionals. One of the great success stories of the DCS Center is the number of highly qualified individuals who have stepped forward to foster the next generation of leaders by becoming PWLFs.
County, Tallahassee, FL; Russell W. Byrd, PE, City of Winston-Salem, NC; John G. Calvert, Tennessee Public Works Institute, Oak Ridge, TN; Clive Cawthorne, Dip.Eng. (civil),
Cawthorne Consulting, Lithgow, NSW, Australia; David Chambers, PE, City of Aurora, CO; Hector Chavez, City of Eagle Pass, TX; Catherine Chertudi, City of Boise, ID; Khanh
The 102 public works professionals listed below received their PWLF designation at Congress in August this year. Along with the other Leadership Fellows, they are committed to sharing their experience and wisdom with those who aspire to become leaders. Nasser Abbaszadeh, City of San Juan Capistrano (formerly), CA; Steven Acenbrak, PE, LEED AP, City of Roswell, GA; Shahnawaz Ahmad, SA Associates, Arcadia, CA; Mary J. Anderson, City of Highland Park (formerly), Vernon Hills, IL; James E. Barnes, Village of Wellington, FL; Richard J. Barrett, Town of Westford, MA; John R. Baumgartner, PE, City of League City, TX; Robert E. Beamer, Calleguas Municipal Water District, Thousand Oaks, CA; Edward Bell, City of Mount Vernon, WA; John M. Bernal, PE, Pima County, Tucson, AZ; Randy Breault, PE, City of Brisbane, CA; Pamela A. Broviak, PE, City of Geneva, IL; Stan Brown, City of Oakwood, GA; Tommy J. Brown, City of LaGrange, GA; William Brown, PE, City of Overland Park, KS; Katherine G. Burke, PE, Leon 38 APWA Reporter
October 2012
The Public Works Leadership Fellows at the Anaheim Congress
