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Known as a hard-working, trusting, and humble employee owner, Dave Anderson has retired from ISG after 35 years with the firm. Dave started his career in Mankato in 1980 for a small firm called Associated Engineers, which soon partnered with ISG. In his time at ISG, Dave provided his extensive expertise in roadway and infrastructure projects for a wide range of partners across the Midwest. To celebrate his career at ISG, we’ve put together some of his parting thoughts and insights from David Doxtad, Tom Grafft, and Brooke Sievers, all of whom Dave worked closely with out of ISG’s Storm Lake office.
Working hard and stepping out of her comfort zone are what motivates ISG Graduate Engineer Amanda Goodenow to develop creative design solutions. Check out how Amanda wears different hats when innovating solutions and the role that playing the trumpet played in Amanda’s personal and professional development!
In recognition of its commitment to supporting the application of emerging technologies, ISG has been named as the Volunteer Company of the Year by VEX Robotics. This annual award is presented to a business or organization that consistently exhibits leadership and personal commitment to the robotics community. The distinction demonstrates the value ISG places on robotics, as the firm continues to support educational and competitive programs in local schools and makes strides to creatively adopt new technologies to the benefit of its clients.
Face-to-face meetings are a necessity for Graduate Engineer Carley Johnson. Taking the time to interact with clients and other employee owners brings positivity to her work environment. Read on to find out more about Carley and what she brings to ISG every day!