RS&H Named Employer of the Year by WTS Northeast Florida
[Jacksonville, Fla.] The leading employee-owned engineering, architecture and consulting firm RS&H has been named the recipient of the 2025 Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) Northeast Florida Employer of the Year Award. This prestigious accolade recognizes RS&H’s outstanding contributions to advancing women in transportation, fostering a culture of inclusion, and supporting professional development at every level of the organization.
The WTS Employer of the Year Award recognizes organizations for outstanding efforts in recruiting, retaining, and advancing women in the transportation industry. RS&H was selected for its longstanding partnership with WTS, actively engaging with chapters across the country through sponsorships, memberships, and employee involvement. Its associates are highly engaged as WTS members, leaders, and advocates, regularly attending conferences and having served in key leadership roles at both local and national levels.
“We are committed to elevating women within our firm and honor this partnership with WTS Northeast Florida to shape a more inclusive and resilient transportation industry,” said CJ Youmans, Northeast Florida Area Leader.
About RS&H
With a history of taking the leap from what is to what could be, RS&H is a 100% employee-owned, people-first firm that provides integrated architecture, engineering, and consulting services to clients of all sizes. Rooted in integrity, accountability, curiosity, and teamwork, RS&H works alongside clients and communities to deliver innovative, purpose-driven solutions that inspire progress and redefine possibilities. Together, we’re building a better tomorrow. Learn more at www.rsandh.com.
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