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Joseph’s career at Halff began with a newspaper ad fresh out of college in 2005. He became an engineer in the company’s Land Development and Public Works practices, working at three offices over nine years. He joined the Accounting department in 2014 as financial manager before advancing to finance director. As an engineer working in accounting, Joseph “bridged the gap” between the Accounting and production teams throughout the company. He began serving Halff as chief financial officer in 2020.
Joseph graduated from Trinity University in 2005 and earned his MBA from Southern Methodist University in 2009.
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Everyone at Halff—those who have been here for more than 40 years and those who started last week—have a shared vision and a shared purpose on which our company was founded. Today, they represent our purpose statement: We improve lives and communities by turning ideas into reality. We improve the lives of people in our local communities, both in the work we do and through the Halff Community Initiative. We improve the lives of our own people by providing challenging and rewarding career opportunities. We improve communities through every service we offer. We design safe roads, highways and bridges. We develop better water, sanitary sewer and storm drain systems. We help prevent flooding. We create beautiful cities and parks. We improve our environment. We facilitate the flow of energy. And so much more. At Halff, we visualize the future. We turn ideas into reality. We solve our clients’ problems by being creative in our thoughts and designs. The finished product is something our people can point to and be proud of by saying, “I helped do that.”