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Jessica Ellison, MS, CPE, CSP, is an EHS Client Account Director at Weston, bringing more than 20 years of consulting experience across biotechnology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, education, technology, construction, and infrastructure sectors.
Zoom Nguyen is an environmental engineer with over 16 years of experience delivering innovative solutions to address both legacy and emerging contaminants. He currently serves as the Technical Director of Engineering and PFAS Subject Matter Expert at Weston.
Deepak Bhojwani is a seasoned professional with over 35 years of leadership experience at Weston, where he currently serves as the Trust Administrator and Client Program Manager.
Maggie Graham serves as a Client Program Manager, overseeing Weston’s oil and gas programs for both Federal and Commercial clients.
Joe Ruiz serves as a Client Account Manager in Weston’s Commercial, State, and Local businesses, playing an integral role in understanding client needs and guiding them throughout the project lifecycle.
John Deahl is a Project Manager under Weston’s CEHNC (USACE Huntsville) Fueling System Recurring Maintenance and Minor Repair (RMMR) program. He is a seasoned professional with a background in civil engineering and 10 years of fueling construction and maintenance experience.
Jay Motwani, PE has been a leader at Weston for over 35 years. In his role as VP of Sustainable Infrastructure and Development Solutions, Jay has led countless brownfield redevelopment projects and has a proven track record of delivering successful projects to clients Jay’s expertise lies in environmentally responsible redevelopment, risk analysis and mitigation, remediation, water/wastewater and energy management, site/plant development and construction, strategic compliance management, and resource efficiency.
For over 32 years, Sam Irrinki has provided wastewater collection and treatment services from Maine to California, lending his optimization expertise for some of the largest wastewater treatment facilities in the country. He has worked on multiple projects that have won Excellence Awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC).