ACEC PAC Thank You to Our Massachusetts 2022 Contributors

Thank you to our ACEC 2022 PAC Contributors in Massachusetts!


For the 16th Year in a row, ACEC/Massachusetts leaders exceeded our ACEC PAC Goal for Calendar Year 2022. 


ACEC's Political Action Committee – ACEC/PAC – is the engineering industry's primary tool for political engagement at the national level. Supported by engineering professionals from across the country who work for member firms, the sole purpose of ACEC/PAC is to elect candidates to the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate who support policies and legislation favorable to the engineering industry.


ACEC/PAC is overseen by a committee of PAC Champions made up of engineering firm executives from all the ACEC member organizations and is regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC).  ACEC/PAC is currently the largest federal PAC in the design industry, having grown more than 500% in 10 years.  It supports candidates on a bipartisan basis and may give up to $5,000 to a federal candidate per election, and up to $10,000 per candidate for their federal election cycle.  In the last election cycle, ACEC/PAC’s winning percentage was 97%. 


Our ACEC PAC Champions and committee in Massachusetts are: Lisa Brothers, Nitsch Engineering, Dennis Coffey, HNTB Corporation, Robin Greenleaf, Architectural Engineers, Inc., Cynthia Joudrey, HDR, and Ed Baumann, Alfred Benesch & Company


ACEC/MA is grateful to our ACEC PAC Champions and our 2022 ACEC PAC Contributors. With their help, we've raised $25,200 for the ACEC PAC so far in 2022, exceeding our goal of $23,821.59!


Thank you to the support of these members: 





David Abramo, Nitsch Engineering


Matthew Amorello, CDR Maguire


Maxim Arefyev, AI Engineers, Inc.


Dennis Baker, WSP USA


Basil Bantimba, AI Engineers, Inc.


Edward Baumann, Alfred Benesch & Company


Robert Belitz, Tighe & Bond, Inc.


Janice Bergeron, RND Consultants, Inc.


Janet Carter Bernardo, Horsley Witten Group


David Bohn, (Ret. VHB)


Sandra Brock, Nitsch Engineering


Lisa Brothers, Nitsch Engineering


Kathleen Campbell, CDW Consultants, Inc


Mike Carragher, VHB


David Chappell, Chappell Engineering Associates, LLC


Lori Chicoyne, Weston & Sampson Engineers, Inc.


Maureen Chlebek, McMahon Associates, Inc.


Todd Clark, Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc.


Barret Cole, Sanborn, Head & Associates, Inc.


Dawn Connelly, Green International Affiliates, Inc.


Deborah Danik, Nitsch Engineering


Alex Diotte, Nitsch Engineering


John Doherty, CDM Smith


Nick Ferzacca, Architectural Engineers | now IMEG


Jeff Finitz, Dewberry


Edward (Ted) Fitzemeyer, Fitzemeyer & Tocci Associates, Inc.


Aaron Gallagher, Nitsch Engineering


Ileen Gladstone, GEI Consultants, Inc.


Abbie Goodman, ACEC/MA

Joel Goodmonson, Architectural Engineers | now IMEG


Robin Greenleaf, Architectural Engineers | now IMEG


Mary Hall, GZA Geoenvironmental, Inc.


Kevin Hanley, Dawood


Walter Heller, Pare Corporation


Ko Ishikura, Green International Affiliates, Inc.


Cynthia Joudrey, HDR


Hillary Lacirignola, Weston & Sampson Engineers, Inc.


Abdelmadjid (Madjid) Lahlaf, Lahlaf Geotechnical Consulting, Inc.


David Langlais, Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc.


Scott Miller, Haley Ward, Inc


Christine Mizioch, AI Engineers, Inc.


Colleen Moore, City Point Partners


Sean O'Brien  


John Plante, Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc.


George Preble, Beals and Thomas, Inc.


Douglas Reed, Meridian Associates, Inc.


Frank Ricciardi, Weston & Sampson Engineers, Inc.


Charles Russo, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.


William Scully, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.


Arthur Stadig, Walker Consultants


Elizabeth Tyminski, ACEC/MA


Kristine Wickham, VHB


Rebecca Williamson, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.


Susan Wisler, Architectural Engineers, now IMEG


Paul Yarossi, HNTB Corporation