TEECOM Design Group Appoints New Leadership Team

OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 26 /PRNewswire/ — TEECOM Design Group, an Oakland-based technology firm specializing in consulting, engineering, project management and research, promoted Kenneth Webb Jr. and Teresa Abrahamsohn to Principals of the firm. They join Principals Laurel Leigh Taylor and Larry Anderson, and the team of four comprises the Leadership Team at TEECOM, led by David Marks, CEO and Co-Founder.

“These are individuals that I have the utmost confidence in that will continue to help us grow and evolve as a company,” says David. “We are working on some of the largest projects in the world and creating revolutionary ideas in the advancement of technology. Our outstanding people make it possible to be successful every year.”

Kenneth Webb Jr. leads the Project Management division in the firm. Kenneth has worked in the technology industry since 1989, developing an extensive knowledge base that encompasses all phases of the design and construction process. At TEECOM, he utilizes his experience to develop project management techniques and trains all project managers and engineers to effectively initiate, plan, and execute projects from start to finish, resulting in reduced cost and eliminated redundancies.

Teresa Abrahamsohn oversees all business operations for the firm. She has a multi-faceted educational background in both engineering and management and has her PHR-CA Certificate for Human Resources. She began her career at TEECOM as a Design Engineer and climbed the pathway to Principal over the past decade. As a result, Teresa has an unusually well rounded understanding of every aspect of the business and understands what it takes to be successful in the A/E/C industry.

About TEECOM Design Group

As technology visionaries, TEECOM works with architects and owners to make buildings come alive through the use of technology, preparing them for the next generation of users, the people we call digital natives. We do this through technology visioning, design, engineering, project management, and research for buildings. Our practice groups include all technology systems in buildings, such as telecommunications, security, audiovisual, monitoring and control, fire alarm, and other data network systems. For more information, visit www.teecom.com.

SOURCE TEECOM Design Group