Halff’s Foy Graduates from Arkansas ACEC Emerging Leaders Program

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Halff’s Bentonville Operations Manager Patrick Foy, PE, recently completed the Arkansas Engineering Emerging Leaders program from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Arkansas chapter.

The Arkansas Engineering Emerging Leaders Program is a six-session program that features a curriculum focusing on right-brain thinking — the people skills associated with business management and the creative, visionary skills required of effective leaders.

Foy, who earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Memphis, has spent more than a decade providing civil engineering design services in Northwest Arkansas. Over the years, he has served as an environmental manager, project manager, land development team leader, and most recently stepped into the role of operations manager for Halff’s Bentonville office.

ACEC Arkansas recently honored Foy for completing the program at its annual awards luncheon.

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Halff is an award-winning, employee-owned and full-service infrastructure consulting firm celebrating a legacy of 75 years of improving lives and communities. Founded in 1950 by Dr. Albert H. Halff, the firm has built a legacy of delivering innovative solutions with a people-focused approach.

Operating from more than 30 offices across Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas, Halff is a leader in design excellence and community impact, earning more than 80 project awards since 2021. For four consecutive years, Halff has ranked as an Engineering News-Record Top 100 Design Firm and as a USA TODAY National Top Workplace.