AtkinsRealis adds trio of managers to U.S. operations

AtkinsRealis US Nuclear has added three industry veterans —Chris Kirchoff, Thomas Roddey, and Kirk Brower—to its business development management team, the company said recently.
Kirchoff has been appointed vice president of business development and chief growth…

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