The Pittsburgh-based engineering and consulting services provider said Wednesday Quinn will strengthen the company’s engagement with federal, state and local government agencies, health systems and industry partners and expand service offerings as it pursues more projects within the healthcare and aerospace sectors.
“Tricia’s career is highlighted by her global perspective of the aerospace and healthcare industries, current trends, markets, and key players. She has 28 years of proven leadership skills and a record of growing national practices within these market sectors,” said Pankaj Duggal, president of sustainable and resilient solutions at Michael Baker International.
“She is an important addition who will contribute to growing and developing aerospace and healthcare as national sectors, with a specific emphasis in the Southeast and Texas markets,” added Duggal.
Tricia Quinn’s Industry Background
Before Michael Baker, Quinn was principal at Jacobs, where she worked on national, regional and local programs for the built environment.
The James Madison University graduate held project lead design roles at architecture firms Gensler and HOK.
The newly appointed VP is a published author in the field of clinical and neuropsychology.
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