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Keleigh Williams is an experienced professional in the fields of marketing, human resources, and development. Keleigh currently holds the position of Chief Development Officer at Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc. Prior to this, they served as the Director at Bohler Engineering, where they focused on the firm's growth and expansion across various locations. Keleigh has also held roles as Vice President at The Morey Corporation, Director at Atwell, LLC, Director of Development at Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, Group Leader of Corporate Services at Atwell-Hicks, and Senior Marketing Consultant at Real Estate Communications Group. Throughout their career, Keleigh has demonstrated their ability to develop high-impact marketing strategies, lead talent acquisition and development programs, and effectively communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
Keleigh Williams attended the University of Iowa from 1995 to 1999 but did not earn a degree or specify a field of study. In 1997, they also participated in a semester abroad program called Semester at Sea at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Environmental Consulting & Technology, Inc. (ECT) is a multi-disciplinary environmental and sustainability consulting firm delivering strategy, permitting, design, and management solutions to public and private sector clients. With more than 200 professionals, we are the rare find in today’s consulting industry. Our scientists, engineers, planners, and technical specialists support the environmental upside in every project and client we serve. We are proud of our long-standing, progressive relationships in markets such as power & energy, land development, ecosystem restoration, and water infrastructure. By building a partnership with us, you have access to a team of professionals focused on designing and delivering the environmental solutions that matter the most to you today. It might be a stream restoration plan or a low-impact neighborhood design. Perhaps even the next 200 megawatts of solar energy…or achieving aggressive sustainability goals.