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John Barrett is a pioneer in the luxury beauty and hair care marketplace and owns the premier namesake salon that resides atop Bergdorf Goodman. Since transforming the Goodman family penthouse apartment in 1996 into one of the most sought-after beauty destinations in the world, Mr. Barrett's approachable-yet-sophisticated take on beauty, and his simply chic style, has made him an industry icon.
Element Energy is a company that develops advanced battery management technology to improve the safety, intelligence, and economics of large format battery systems.
At BH Management Services, were here to do big things and were going for it. Were fearless innovators and relentless overachievers, who believe boundaries are meant to be pushed. Our collective brainpower is our superpower, and we think magic happens when people are encouraged to ask, "What if…?" Since our start, weve been guided by two simple principles. One, do business the right way. Two, invest in your team because they ARE the company. With these straightforward ideas, BH has grown into what it is today - the 8th largest multifamily management company, and the 22nd largest multifamily owner and operator in the nation. With over 2,600 thriving employees, BH pushes itself to new heights daily and believes success is only limited by the bounds of innovation.
A rich and diverse history, our heritage stems from three companies that joined to form MWH as it is known today: James M. Montgomery Consulting Engineers (JMM), Watson Hawksley and Harza Engineering Company. These mergers – JMM and Watson Hawksley in 1992 and Montgomery Watson and Harza in 2001 – galvanized the company’s rise to prominence on the world platform where we are now a true leader and a formidable competitor in the wet infrastructure industry. JMM was founded in 1945 in southern California. In the early 1990s, JMM merged with English firm Watson Hawksley, Ltd. of High Wycombe, England, which originated in London in the 1850s. This created a company of global scope with similar corporate cultures that honored individual expertise and encouraged teamwork, innovation and initiative; and a common view of the industry’s future. The name was eventually changed to Montgomery Watson Harza then to MWH Global in 2001. In 2010, MWH acquired United Kingdom (UK) based Biwater Services Ltd, a leading UK water construction and engineering firm. The acquisition afforded MWH a broader range of skills to address the creation, management and optimization of existing wet infrastructure assets and enhanced our ability to service the full asset life cycle of our clients from feasibility through commissioning and operation. The companies have a shared heritage in the UK market that dates back to 1820. Today, MWH is comprised of more than 180 global offices in 35 countries, operating on six continents bringing highly trained engineers, managers, consultants, policy and project advocates, informational technologists, economists, statisticians, public relations professionals and financial experts together. We continue to be dedicated to innovation and committed to mastering and applying emerging technologies to create client-focused results. We have engaged in the engineering, construction, financing and management of some of the world’s largest and most technically significant wet infrastructure projects in the world. We continue to build on our strong foundation and are constantly improving our services by delivering projects faster and more efficiently through our global resources, aggressively sharing knowledge at an accelerated pace and demonstrating our willingness to change and adapt.