Syska Hennessy names managing director
Michael G. Eaves has been named Managing Director for Syska Hennessy's Boston office.
Syska Hennessy has announced Michael G. Eaves has joined the firm in its Boston office. Eaves, a Managing Director, will oversee the entire operations and assume technical leadership for the location, and will look to continue to elevate it’s client support and project delivery throughout the region.
Mr. Eaves has more than 25 years of design and construction experience both nationally and internationally before joining Syska Hennessey Group’s Boston office. He has also served in a variety of capacities at many other high profile firms throughout his career in both Boston and New York City, including periods of employment at Grubb & Ellis, Badger Engineers Inc., Alfa Tech Cambridge Group, and Carlson.
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