H&P WHY!
What sets us apart?
It’s our Why!
We care deeply about the communities and partners that we serve. This is why we do what we do. This is what drives us to do it better than anyone else. This is what builds our long-lasting relationships. This is what we all have in common. We are inspired by our partners’ vision for community-enhancing projects, and we care deeply about their success. We are here every day to provide guidance, expertise, support, and integrated multi-discipline professional services.
Why we do what we do….
I currently serve on the Friends of New London Board. In a nutshell, we work towards preserving the history of New London, and saving historic properties in the area.
http://www.newlondonmuseum.org/
I am also in charge of working on the African American Church Restoration Project, and provide free labor for the project. I am a proctor for an ETSU student that works at H&P, and I am Past President of the Virginia Association of Surveyors – Southern Chapter.
Troy WilliamsAs a member of the Mercy Presbyterian Church, I prepare the church bulletin every week for printing, sing on the Worship Team at least twice a month, and I usually “co-facilitate” a ladies bible study.
Holly DavisI was influenced by a document I saw in college and have a copy of the “Code of Ethics for Engineers”. Section III.2.a. Engineers are encouraged to participate in civic affairs; career guidance for youths; and work for the advancement of the safety, health, and well-being of their community. I have coached the local Forest Middle School boys basketball team, and coached the AAU high school basketball team, Virginia Bullets. I am a co-founder of a 501(c)3 organization called Virginia Youthful Engineers. We run a week long engineering and science summer camp for 50 fifth and sixth graders. Last August was our 8th season. Currently, I sit on the board of the Future Focus Foundation, volunteer as one of the WatchDOGS (Dads of Great Students) for my daughter’s Bedford County elementary school. Previously, I spent 16 years organizing the local Lynchburg MATHCOUNTS competition prior to creating the engineering camp, and officiated high school basketball for ten years.
Trent WarnerI am involved with the Knights of Columbus and my church, Holy Name of Mary. For the Knights of Columbus I serve on the Grand Knight Council 595, Faithful Pilot Assembly 1315, and the Color Corps Honor Guard. I serve as Pastoral Council Chair, Usher and Greeter for the Holy Name of Mary.
Mike Wilson