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WSB welcomes Ed Shappell as vice president of strategy-technology

Shappell’s hiring is part of the firm’s national expansion strategy while establishing itself as an industry innovator.

Denver, Colo.— WSB, a rapidly-growing design and consulting firm, today announced the addition of Ed Shappell as vice president of strategy-technology.

Shappell joins WSB with over two decades of experience in engineering, technology development and strategic innovation. His role will focus on identifying emerging technologies, driving innovative partnerships, and integrating cutting-edge solutions that enhance client services and position WSB as a leader in the industry.

In his previous position at Trimble, Ed served as Director overseeing owner and public sector workflows, where he championed construction technology-based systems for global projects. His extensive background includes a decade of experience in tech strategy and project management, coupled with remarkable success in cultivating client relationships and delivering transformative solutions.

“Ed’s visionary approach to technology and deep expertise in the industry make him the ideal leader to propel WSB’s technology strategy forward,” said Jon Chiglo, chief operating officer of WSB. “His dedication to leveraging innovation to benefit both our clients and our team aligns perfectly with our mission.”

“I am thrilled to join WSB and contribute to the firm’s outstanding legacy of client-focused innovation,” said Shappell. “Technology has the power to transform industries, and I’m excited to help WSB drive measurable growth and deliver even greater value to our clients.”

Ed’s leadership will play a crucial role in ensuring WSB’s technology investments remain ahead of industry trends, positioning the firm for future growth and success as it continues to establish a national brand. The firm now supports clients and communities from coast to coast with offices in various regions.

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