August 17, 2023 (Rogers, Arkansas) – In the midst of celebrating their 50th anniversary, ISG is proud to announce expansion into Rogers, Arkansas. This strategic move marks a chapter of growth as the firm seeks to make a positive difference in more communities across the nation. To guide the success of this expansion, ISG welcomed Unit Architecture and the design firm’s owner.
The decision to expand into Arkansas aligns with ISG's commitment to help all communities achieve development that makes a lasting, meaningful impact.
ISG Chief Executive Officer Lynn Bruns, PE, shared his enthusiasm for the impact the expansion and Unit Architecture will have.
"We are thrilled to bring ISG's services to Arkansas,” Bruns said. “By extending our team into this growing community and integrating Unit Architecture's local relationships, perspective, and development knowledge into our firm’s expertise, ISG will become more responsive and accessible to current and prospective clients.”
Bruns also noted that the move offers the opportunity for ISG to further attract top talent in the region, strengthening its overall team and bringing greater value to the clients and communities they serve.
Unit Architecture brings an exceptional understanding of the local market and over 20 years of commercial design and development knowledge. Backed by ISG’s robust team, they will reinforce relationships, increase involvement in the community and with local chambers of commerce, and improve their ability to create successful development outcomes across the region.
As a significant milestone for ISG, this move reinforces the firm’s position as a national leader in architecture, engineering, environmental, and planning. With a focus on growth and innovation, ISG remains committed to creating a better tomorrow today.
A formal copy of this release was sent via PR Newswire and can be found HERE.
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