RS&H Awarded the Ohio Aviation Association Business Member of the Year Award
[Columbus, Ohio] Employee-owned, national engineering, architecture and consulting firm, RS&H, was awarded the Ohio Aviation Association (OAA) Business Member of the Year Award at this year’s Annual Conference in Columbus. This award recognizes the firm for its exceptional dedication to advancing aviation infrastructure and its ongoing commitment to the Ohio aviation industry.
“We are incredibly grateful and proud to be honored with this award by the Ohio Aviation Association,” said Associate Vice President and Principal Engineer Matt Schnelle, PE. “This recognition is a testament to the dedication and expertise of our team, who work tirelessly to support Ohio’s airports and aviation community. We remain committed to partnering with local airports to help strengthen infrastructure and ensure long-term success for the communities we serve,” said Schnelle.
L to R: Amanda McGee, City of Findlay; Sarah Fusco (Finello), RS&H; Matt Russo, RS&H; Paul Strack, RS&H; Matt Schnelle, RS&H; Clay Finken, Erie-Ottawa International Airport
About RS&H
RS&H is a 100% employee-owned leading provider of architecture, engineering, and consulting services, driven by its purpose of creating tomorrow, together. Rooted in its core values of integrity, accountability, curiosity, and teamwork, RS&H works alongside clients and communities to deliver innovative, purpose-driven solutions that inspire progress and redefine possibilities. With a history of tackling some of the world’s greatest challenges, RS&H combines technical expertise with a boundless spirit to create resilient, forward-thinking infrastructure and spaces. Together, we’re building a better tomorrow.
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