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HBK ranked #30 in the annual Trenchless Technology Top 50 Design Firms in North America survey. See the complete report here.

Through the Kids Above All Holiday Gift Drive, generous individuals, as well as community, corporate and faith partners came together to provide holiday gifts for the children, youth and young adults in the program. Our women’s resource group, Strive, volunteers pitched in to act as Santa’s helpers in the Toy Room by matching gift donations to requests made by the many Kids Above All participants. With their efforts, the holidays will be more enjoyable for those who might not receive gifts otherwise.
 

HBK IMPACT volunteers leant their gift-wrapping talents to the Erie Neighborhood House to help make the holidays brighter for children who are part of the Erie community.

HBK supported the Iowa Heartlanders professional hockey team and Mercy Iowa City hospital with the Healthcare Heroes Night on December 11th.
 

HBK was pleased to support the JDRF Illinois One Dream Gala.  This year’s gala took place for the first time in a few years, in-person with all health and safety protocols in place to protect attendees. 

Two Chicago Public Schools classes learned about utilities engineering from HBK Developer Mohan Krishna in the online MSI Junior Science Cafes.
 

HBK Graduate Engineer Anthony D’Angelo led two Chicago Public Schools classes in MSI Jr. Science Cafes. Anthony shared information about his background, engineering overall, and his day-to-day responsibilities. Students asked questions about the job and what they should study in order to become engineers.

HBK supported the 38th Annual Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot 5K Run. The in-person event was a success with 7,222 participants who were thrilled to be back for the event. 

 

HBK Graduate Engineer Conor Pausche presented two Museum of Industry Chicago Junior Science Cafes online, the first to Marquette School of Excellence 6th Graders and the second to Maddock School 4th Graders.

HBK engineers presented information about their careers and answered questions from college students in Lewis University: Career Talks.