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2024 New Shareholders

January 16, 2024 • 1 minute read
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N2024 New Shareholders

January 16, 2024 • 1 minute read
Fehr & Peers empowers and invests in the growth of each of its employees, which has been foundational to the growth of our firm. We are committed to developing leaders who promote initiative, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a commitment to excellence. The success of our new shareholders Ariel Davis, Carrie Modi, Miguel Nunez, and Matt Goyne directly influences our collective success as a firm. We appreciate their dedication and commitment that continues to strengthen our legacy as trusted advisors in the communities we serve.
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Ariel Davis, Principal

Seattle Office

14 years at Fehr & Peers

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Hallet Modi, Operations Manager

Oakland Office

17 years at Fehr & Peers

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Miguel Nunez, Principal

Long Beach Office

17 years at Fehr & Peers

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Matt Goyne, Principal

San Francisco Office

16 years at Fehr & Peers

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