October Birthdays
Warmest wishes for a Happy Birthday to Sid Crouch, Kyle Koiner, Fiona McAllister, Ken Schaaf, and Bill Skinner. Happy Birthday and all the best to you in the year to come.
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Warmest wishes for a Happy Birthday to Sid Crouch, Kyle Koiner, Fiona McAllister, Ken Schaaf, and Bill Skinner. Happy Birthday and all the best to you in the year to come.
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Read MoreThe GTTSi Management Team celebrated Chief Technical Consultant Sid Crouch’s birthday during their semi-annual meeting. We wish Sid much happiness in the year ahead.
Read MoreThank you, Clay and Marshalla for all of your support. It was a productive and enjoyable meeting!
Read MoreThank you, Ben, Rick, Darlene, Nick, and Geoffrey for joining us at Top Golf. It was great to meet everyone!
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Read MoreThank you Karl and Harry for taking time out of your day to have lunch with Sid
Read MoreWarmest wishes for a Happy Birthday to Bob Fundis and Christine McKim. We are so happy you’re a part of our team! Happy Birthday and all the best to you in the year to come.
Read MoreCalifornia state legislators started September on a positive note – voting to extend the life of their only operating nuclear power station, Diablo Canyon, by up to five years. They authorized a $1.4 billion government loan to keep Diablo Canyon operating. The decision marks a reversal of California’s 2016 decision to retire the nuclear power […]
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