Perspectives March 2024

Perspectives March 2024

Downtown Skyline
The acquisition is anticipated to close on April 22, 2024.?Upon closing, FTN will become Olsson FTN through January 1, 2025, when it will take on the Olsson name.

Olsson has Pending Purchase Agreement to Acquire FTN Associates Ltd.

Negotiations are nearly complete for Olsson to acquire FTN Associates Ltd., a water and environmental engineering consultant in Little Rock, Arkansas. The acquisition will combine FTN’s operations with Olsson's full scope of engineering consulting disciplines.

Founded in 1980, FTN specializes in designing solutions to meet the needs of clients in water, wastewater, natural resources, solid waste, and Clean Water Act compliance.

Joining Olsson will be approximately 55 FTN employees in Little Rock, Fayetteville, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Creve Coeur, Missouri.

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gravel bike path in the summer time
Lake Wanahoo Park first opened more than a decade ago and Olsson had the opportunity to engineer the original lake, recreation area, and dam.

Helping a Local Park Reopen After Historic Flooding

Like many Midwest communities, Wahoo, Nebraska experienced damaging floods five years ago. Its cherished Lake Wanahoo Park had to close unsafe areas. Floods washed away sections of the biking and walking trails, and enjoying the entirety of the park was no longer possible.

Portions of the trail needed extensive repairs before it could be safely reopened to the public. The project would take time, collaboration, and successfully securing federal funds. The city, located about 40 miles west of Omaha, needed a consultant that would be in it for the long haul. They selected Olsson to get the job done. ?

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Olsson professional headshot of Amy Cherko
Amy enjoys partnering with renewables clients to bring forward-thinking projects like wind farms, battery storage, and solar energy to life. For her, it’s exciting to see how the industry has grown, and it is rewarding to be a part of it.

Bringing Renewable Projects to Life:?"It's Pretty Incredible"

Amy Cherko used to love tagging along on cross-country business trips with her father, who worked in the environmental and power utility industry.

“I remember going to the San Diego Zoo and seeing the beach for the first time,” Amy said. “These trips were very formative and inspired me to study biology in college. The environment has always been a huge passion of mine.”

Today, Amy’s passion has turned into a career in environmental sciences.

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Professional photo of Rhianna Adkins working in a conference room
After earning her B.S. in civil engineering from Texas A&M University, Rhianna moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma to start her career. We asked Rhianna how she turned her passion for site design into a career.

Internship, Mentorship, and More

Rhianna Adkins landed on engineering and never looked back.

“I just fell in love with all of the different aspects of site design,” she said. “You work with cities and get to be personable and meet a lot of people. I also liked the opportunity to do different types of designs. It’s different every day.” ?

Two years ago, Rhianna secured an Olsson internship. Now she is an assistant engineer on our site design team.

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Melisa Stewart, MS Engr

Environmental Health Safety Specialist at SPM Oil & Gas

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