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Leadership by Design:
Management Transitions Reflects Huntsman's Ongoing Strategy for Growth.
April 29, 2014
Management Transitions Reflects Huntsman's Ongoing Strategy for Growth.
April 29, 2014
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Huntsman Architectural Group has named Sascha Wagner as President and CEO. Wagner will be responsible for developing strategy, partnerships, and new business opportunities in the company’s San Francisco and New York offices. Since joining Huntsman in 2004, Wagner has spearheaded projects for many of the firm’s portfolio clients including Pixar, Google, Dolby Laboratories, Moody’s Analytics, and Lucasfilm.
The firm’s founder, Daniel Huntsman, will continue as Chairman. “Sascha has been an invaluable member of our management team and has helped improve project and business practices, staff development, and visibility for the firm” says Huntsman. “Sascha’s management skills, business acumen, and the ability to bring people together are ideally suited to moving our vision forward and sustaining our current growth and expansion.” Wagner brings 18 years of interior design and project management expertise to the role, along with a diverse portfolio of commercial, institutional, and academic clients. A leader in the interior design profession, he has recently served as IIDA Northern California president and is a member of CoreNet, USGBC, and the Interior Design Coalition of California, where he has helped influence the State’s interior design legislation. His projects have won national and regional design awards and have been showcased in leading publications along with his feature articles on design trends, professional practice, and industry insights. He holds a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Toronto and a B.F.A. in Interior Design from Ringling College of Art and Design. |
Sascha Wagner, IIDA CID LEED AP; President and CEO
“Our team of talented designers, architects and strategists is passionate about helping clients leverage the built environment as a strategic tool, not just an overhead expense”, says Wagner. “Huntsman’s approach emphasizes the potential for design to foster culture, community, and brand, which creates meaningful connections between people and spaces. This applies across our diverse portfolio of clients and industry sectors. I am excited about the opportunity to extend our successful relationships, grow our team, and broaden our firm’s reach and impact.”
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