NEW YORK — Awards recognizing WSP’s expertise, industry leadership and corporate commitment to a strong and collaborative workplace culture, demonstrate how it has maintained its reputation as a leading professional services firm in the U.S.
Recent awards and recognitions include:
Newsweek named WSP in the U.S. one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Mental Well-being 2025 in recognition of its “commitment to foster mentally healthy workplaces where employees can thrive.” Based on an independent study drawing from employee interviews and company reviews, the list validates WSP’s reputation as a people-first organization.
WSP was also recognized by Newsweek as one of the World’s Greenest Companies 2025, which highlights U.S. companies committed to reducing their environmental impact in areas like greenhouse gas emissions, water management and waste reduction. The ranking is determined through a comprehensive data analysis from companies operating in the U.S.
Built Environment Plus (BE+) honored WSP with its 2024 Company of the Year award for outstanding contributions to the BE+ community. It highlights Axel Jeremie, LEED AP, sustainability consultant, for his Emerging Professionals Community leadership; and Roselin Osser, PE, BEMP, LEED AP, build ecology consultant, for her Carbon and Energy Community leadership.
Eleven WSP projects earned Preservation Massachusetts 2025 Award recipients. The Paul and Niki Tsongas Award, the organization’s highest honor, recognized five WSP projects: Boston University Kilachand Honors College Residence Hall, Coyle School Residences, Custom House Block, Knox Residences I and II, and Stone Mill Lofts. Preservation Massachusetts’ Mayor Thomas M. Menino Legacy Award honored these WSP projects: 140 Clarendon, 18 and Union Project, Tabernacle at Oak Bluffs, McElwain School Apartments, The Pryde and ThirtyOne Elm.
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The 7th annual San Francisco Collaborative Partnering Awards singled out WSP with the Gold Award and Best in Class award for building projects over $20 million, for the San Francisco International Airport Energy Management Control System project, designing and implementing platforms for managing energy and water use across the airport campus.
Oceantic Network praised Tershara Matthews, senior vice president and offshore wind policy lead, with its 2025 Ventus Award as an Offshore Wind Trailblazer. “Her leadership in the Gulf region and her role in national policy demonstrate how a holistic, inclusive approach can unlock new opportunities for offshore wind,” said Liz Burdock, president and CEO of Oceantic Network.
City & State New York recognized WSP’s Scott Geiger, senior vice president and New York Transportation and Infrastructure business leader, as one if its Trailblazers in Construction for his project leadership at WSP and for serving more than 30 years with the New York State Department of Transportation; and Philip Jonat, vice president of distributed energy and electrification, as one of its Trailblazers in Clean Energy, for helping clients decarbonize power systems, build distributed energy resources and facilitate retrofits of electric grids, microgrids, critical trauma hospitals and public transit bus depots.
About WSP in the U.S.
WSP is one of the world’s leading professional services firms, uniting its engineering, advisory and science-based expertise to shape communities to advance humanity. From local beginnings to a globe-spanning presence today, WSP operates in more than 50 countries and employs approximately 73,000 professionals, known as Visioneers. WSP in the U.S.’s team of 19,000 professionals pioneer solutions and deliver innovative projects across the transportation, infrastructure, environment, building, energy, water, and mining and metals sectors.
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