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Tom Brzezinski Takes on Additional Role of Chief Business Development Officer for Wade Trim
Written by Wade Trim
Sunday, 28 June 2009
Tampa, Fla. – Tom Brzezinski, PE, Executive Vice President of Wade Trim - a leading civil engineering and planning firm – has taken on the role of Chief Business Development Officer. Brzezinski works out of Wade Trim’s Tampa office located at 8745 Henderson Road.
In his new role, Brzezinski will rely on more than two decades of experience to oversee business development operations. He will be responsible for developing strategic plans and initiatives for geographic growth throughout 8 states - including Florida, Texas, Michigan, Indiana, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania - and 22 offices.
While continuing to serve as executive vice president, Brzezinski will also oversee some of the company’s most high-profile wastewater clients such as Village if Islamorada, FGUA, City of Palm Bay, and North Key Largo Utility Corp.
"Tom is an amazing individual and an extraordinary asset to our company. We could not be happier he has accepted this opportunity. Wade Trim stands only to benefit from his expertise in business development," says Wade Trim CEO, Doug Watson.
About Wade Trim
Established in 1926, Wade Trim provides water/wastewater engineering, civil engineering, landscape architecture, urban planning, and transportation services to governmental and private development clients. The company has 22 offices in Florida, North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska and Pennsylvania, and has been ranked by CE Magazine as one of the top design firms in the country.
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In his new role, Brzezinski will rely on more than two decades of experience to oversee business development operations. He will be responsible for developing strategic plans and initiatives for geographic growth throughout 8 states - including Florida, Texas, Michigan, Indiana, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania - and 22 offices. 
