Turner Group Recognizes Employee Appointments to Industry and Municipal Boards Turner Group is pleased to announce two employee accomplishments that reflect the firm’s ongoing commitment to leadership and community engagement across New Hampshire. Paige Wilber, PE, PMP, Manager of Structural Engineering and a member of Turner Group’s Board of Directors, has been appointed to […]
Turner Group Welcomes Senior Architect Jonathan Smith, AIA, Expanding Healthcare and Institutional Design Expertise Concord, NH – Turner Group is pleased to announce that Jonathan Smith, AIA has joined the firm as a Senior Architect and Associate, bringing more than three decades of experience in the planning and design of healthcare, institutional, and complex […]
Turner Group is proud to announce that Kurt Jackman, Structural Engineer, has passed his Professional Engineer (PE) exam, a milestone that recognizes his expertise, dedication, and commitment to delivering workable engineering solutions. With more than a decade of experience supporting structural design projects, Kurt brings both technical depth and innovative thinking to the team. He […]
Turner Group Named a 2025 Best Place to Work in New Hampshire Business NH Magazine has once again recognized Turner Group as one of the Best Places to Work in New Hampshire. This is the second time our firm has earned this honor, highlighting the culture, growth opportunities, and strong sense of camaraderie that define […]
The Turner Group is proud to celebrate recent recognition for two projects that reflect the power of design and engineering to strengthen communities: the Allenstown K-8 Community School and the Souhegan River Pedestrian Trail. Both projects have been honored with multiple awards, underscoring their innovation, sustainability, and positive community impact. Allenstown K-8 Community SchoolThe new […]
Bridges are more than just physical structures; they are vital connections that support communities, economies and daily life. As bridge engineers, we must recognize that designing a bridge is not just about steel, wood and concrete—it is about engineering trust and reliability for generations to come. A bridge must instill confidence, guaranteeing the safety and security of those who depend on it daily.
