Bryan Murty
Senior Technical Director, Site Assessment and Remediation
Our Team
Our leadership team is comprised of seasoned professionals committed to client service and staff development. They have helped grow AKRF into an award-winning multidisciplinary firm with nearly 400 professionals and staff in 15 offices and numerous remote locations across the country.
AKRF is an accredited provider of AIA CES continuing education credits for architects and engineers. Email jtaub@akrf.com for more information on our approved courses.
Christopher Mojica discusses local transportation issues for the Fairfield Avenue/Brewster Street Corridor Plan in Connecticut.
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Dr. Joseph Brodie moderates a discussion of offshore wind hydrodynamics and the North Atlantic Right Whale at the WINDPOWER Conference.
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Karen Franz, PE
President and Chief Executive Officer
Steven Krivitzky, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Daniel Abatemarco
Senior Vice President, Acoustics, Noise and Vibration
Michael Beattie, PE, PTOE
Senior Vice President, Traffic and Transportation
Patrick Blanchfield
Vice President, Environmental and Land Use Planning
Jason Borne, PE, LEED AP ND
Senior Technical Director, Water Resources Engineering
Scott Briggs, CFE
Finance Director
David Busch, LSRP
Senior Technical Director, Site Assessment and Remediation
Christopher Calvert, AICP
Senior Vice President, Environmental and Transportation Planning
Robert Caravella, PE
Senior Vice President, Engineering and Construction Services
John Carbone, PE
Vice President, Civil Engineering
Matthew T. Carmody, PE, RSP1
Vice President, Traffic and Transportation
Chi Chan
Vice President, Traffic and Transportation
Mahfuza Chowdhury
Director of Human Resources and Engagement
Sandy Collins
Senior Vice President, Natural Resources and Permitting
Edward Confair, PLA, PE
Vice President, Landscape and Resiliency
Christopher Coogan, PE
Vice President, Civil Engineering
Claudia Cooney
Senior Vice President, Cultural Resources
Julie Cowing, AICP
Senior Vice President, Environmental and Transportation Planning
Amy Crader, AICP
Vice President, Cultural Resources
