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The Daily Journal of Commerce has named its Phenom and Icon honorees for 2020. Each year, the 91ÊÓƵ accepts nominations for two separate award categories – one for the local building industry’s rising stars younger than age 40, and another for local building industry icons older than age 60 who have left a lasting legacy. After careful review of nominations, we’re excited to announce 28 honorees.

Join us in congratulating them during a virtual celebration on Dec. 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Individual tickets start at $15. Event sponsorships start at $950. Visit /phenoms-icons/ to learn more and to register.

The Phenom honorees are: Christopher McKay, program manager, HMK Company; Amy Perenchio, associate principal, ZGF Architects; Neal Collins, CEO, Latitude; Bryan Cook, vice president and preconstruction services director, JE Dunn Construction; Derrick Aragon, owner, Northwest Ventures Group Inc.; Bonique Hollinrake, project manager, Green Acres Landscape Inc.; Emily Dawson, partner, Kaiser + Path; Sarah Betz, associate, David Evans and Associates Inc.; Abbey Cwiek-Garrett, principal, DLR Group; Parker Verhaeghe, project manager, P&C Construction; Sarah Oaks, operations manager, DAY CPM, a division of Otak; Justin Ford, civil engineer, Murraysmith; Amanda Jones, water resources engineer, Wolf Water Resources; Iris O’Neal, project manager, LMC Construction; and Kyle Kraxberger, associate, DCI Engineers.

The Icon honorees are: Colin Thorne, senior river scientist, Wolf Water Resources; Rich Brooks, lead architect, CIDA; Al Barkouli, CEO, David Evans and Associates Inc.; Pat Daniels, executive director, Constructing Hope; Laurie Allen, CEO, ACMS Northwest LLC; Jeff Kahl, business development specialist, Teufel Nursery Inc.; Bill Hart, principal, Carleton Hart Architecture; Nancy Fishman, principal and marketing director, ZGF Architects; Mike Salsgiver, executive director, Associated General Contractors’ Oregon-Columbia chapter; Kevin Thelin, vice president, Murraysmith; Gene Wellman, president, Triplett Wellman Inc.; Al Levage, principal and architect, BBT Architects; and Gerry Hein, project manager and director, Hoffman Construction.