At 30-Year Milestone Two Elevated to Partners
April 5, 2024 | Chicago, IL
Myefski Architects, a leading architectural firm known for its creative instincts, is proud to announce the elevation of two esteemed staff members to partners as the firm celebrates its 30th year in business.
After years of dedicated service and outstanding contributions to the firm, Heather Manova and Josh Dawson have been named partners, marking a significant milestone in their careers and the firm's history.
Heather Manova, who has been with the firm for 16 years, has played an integral role in its success. With a strategic mindset, Heather has been instrumental in managing the operations and spearheading marketing initiatives for the entire firm. Her leadership and dedication have been pivotal in driving the firm's growth and ensuring efficient, effective operations.
Josh Dawson, a licensed architect with 11 years of experience at the firm, has demonstrated exceptional talent and expertise in managing the firm's largest and most complex projects. A skilled and effective team leader, he seamlessly integrates design expertise while guiding projects to success with precision and cohesion. As a partner, Josh will continue to lead the firm toward new heights of architectural craftsmanship.
"We are thrilled to announce Heather Manova and Josh Dawson as partners at Myefski Architects," said John Myefski, Founding Principal at Myefski Architects. "Both Heather and Josh have shown unwavering dedication, outstanding leadership, and a devotion to quality that aligns perfectly with our firm's values. Their elevation to partners reflects our confidence in their abilities and our commitment to fostering talent within our organization."
As Myefski Architects celebrates its 30th year in business, the addition of Heather Manova and Josh Dawson as partners reaffirms the firm's position as an industry leader. With their expertise and vision, Heather and Josh will continue to drive creative thinking, deliver exceptional projects, and uphold the firm's legacy.
