Insights for what's next
Explore practical perspectives that turn complex challenges and emerging trends into real-world outcomes.
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Q&AProgram pioneers | What does it take to lead the world’s most complex programs?
Backed by 30 years of experience leading complex programs, program pioneer Keoki Sears shares how program leadership creates the conditions for success, drives stakeholder alignment and helps teams navigate complexityKeoki Sears -
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Kicking it into high gear: A Q&A with Brandy Creed
Rail and Transit Group Leader Brandy Creed is no stranger to a challenge in martial arts or the rail and transit industry. With her extensive background in both subjects, we sat down with Brandy to discuss how she is kicking things into high gear.
California dreamin’: A Q&A with Geographic Operations Manager, Scott Jones
With 27 years of experience under his belt, Scott has been pivotal in the growth of Jacobs’ presence in California and is strategically focusing on expanding our footprint throughout The Golden State.
Integrating equity into lead service line replacements
Our Global Principal for Drinking Water Quality discusses the importance of equity considerations when planning lead service line replacements and how a step-by-step equity analysis guide can help.
Exceptional leadership by simply being himself: A Q&A with head of utilities, environment, and infrastructure in the middle east, Jonathan Chamberlain
No job is too big or challenging for Jonathan Chamberlain to tackle with his Utilities, Environment and Infrastructure team. He’s brought together people from all corners of the globe to support the Middle East, a region full of transformative projects, while gaining a reputation for delivery excellence. Jonathan shares his highlights on what it takes to succeed as a leader while navigating global and regional changes on some of our world’s most impressive infrastructure.
The ripple effect: Q&A with senior project manager Renee Groskreutz
A single drop of water is all it takes to make a ripple, something that Senior Project Manager Renee Groskreutz takes to heart with every project she leads. We sat down with Renee to discuss her passion for water, project management, and the ripples she makes every day.
Stop, collaborate and listen: A Q&A with principal technologist Jeff Denbleyker
For Principal Technologist Jeff DenBleyker, collaboration is essential when working on challenging water resource issues. We sat down with Jeff to discuss his perspective on collaboration and finding a common goal to achieve success.
Meet our data solutions team: A Q&A with Sona Sehat
Traffic Engineer Sona Sehat is focused on a variety of transportation-related projects such as traffic impact studies, corridor studies, managed lane studies and intersection analysis.
Water is life: A Q&A with Rich Nagel
Jacobs Vice President and Client Account Manager Rich Nagel has spent his 35+ year career focused on water challenges in southern California, where he now advises clients on water conservation and reuse solutions. Get to know more about Rich and his passion for water reuse in this Q&A.
Managed aquifer recharge for potable reuse
BJ Lechler discusses recent research we conducted for the Water Research Foundation which evaluates the best practices for managed aquifer recharge for potable water reuse – and provides a guide for water utilities interested in adopting the practice.
What will it take to support zero-carbon emission flights?
What will it take to support zero-carbon emission flights? In the latest issue of Infrastructure Intelligence magazine, Jacobs Transportation Sustainability Specialist Chris Pickard looks at how airports can prepare now if they are to be ready to fuel hydrogen-powered aircraft and become catalysts to support wider decarbonization.
Using creativity, inclusion to enhance the liveability of our communities: a Q&A with Bibha Suri
Now is an exciting time to be in the Middle East — there’s an abundance of projects and opportunities to be involved in where we can really shape the future of our cities. Vibha Suri, one of our many passionate leaders in this region, shares her journey and what she thinks is key to creating inclusive and sustainable cities that will leave a positive legacy for future generations.
Inclusive city making: an opportunity, not a burden
How can we take a more inclusive approach to the design of our cities to create better outcomes and value for all citizens? Jacobs Head of Interface Management Maria Kouridou discusses in the latest issue of Infrastructure Intelligence magazine.
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Future Foundations
Co-creating the world to come
From developing climate resilience and transitioning to a low-carbon future, to modernizing and transforming infrastructure, governments and businesses face critical challenges. How they respond will define our future.
As our clients navigate these challenges, we help them think differently – working together to pioneer tomorrow's infrastructure solutions and build the foundations for a prosperous, secure future.