CH2M HILL announced a rebranding effort yesterday in which it shortened its name to CH2M and unveiled a new logo. The rebranding comes after the company released what it calls a “refreshed business strategy” in January that focuses on collaboration across its five business groups. “Through the years, CH2M has evolved from a regional engineering and consulting firm associated with first-of-a-kind projects to a global leader associated with some of the largest, best-known infrastructure programs for public and private clients,” CH2M Chairman and Chief Executive Jacqueline Hinman said in a statement. She added: “The last time we rebranded the company was in the 1990s. Since that time, CH2M has grown from 5,000 to 25,000 employees, working in more than 50 countries, with annual revenues of almost US$6 billion. Our distinctive new look reflects the energy and passion of the firm and its zest for bringing the smartest approaches to the markets and industries we serve.”
CH2M HILL Rebrands Itself as CH2M
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