Levy new chairman at Parsons Brinckerhoff

June 2, 2003
Morris Levy has been named chairman of the board at Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc

Morris Levy has been named chairman of the board at Parsons Brinckerhoff Inc., an international program management, engineering and construction management organization.

A PB employee for over 35 years, Levy is a senior vice president and New England district manager for Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas Inc., PB's U.S. infrastructure arm. He has been responsible for some of the firm's larger projects, including the Central Artery/Tunnel and the North Station Transportation Improvement Project in Boston.

Levy has been serving as a director for PB since 1998, and is chair of the board's nominating committee. He has previously served on the key employee stock ownership plan committee, the career development committee and the Americas management committee.

"Morris Levy has performed superbly at every stage of his career at PB," commented Thomas J. O'Neill, PB's president and chief executive officer. "I have great confidence in his ability to help lead us well into our second century of service to our clients."

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