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President of Opus AE Group to retire this summer May 21, 2021
Ed Gschneidner, president of Minneapolis-based Opus AE Group, L.L.C., will retire effective June 3. OAEG is the architecture, engineering and design company of Opus.
Gschneidner started with Opus in 1994 as project architect, became president of OAEG in 2015 and is retiring now after 27 years of service with the company. As president, Gschneidner has not only led the people and work of OAEG, he also mentored and developed numerous Opus associates, championed Opus’ uniquely integrated design-build project delivery model and provided leadership as both a company executive and community steward.
Gschneidner could often be found supporting community-building initiatives, including Opus’ Founder’s Day, United Way, Habitat for Humanity CEO Build, among many others.
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT), B.Arch
Years in Field: 17
MY TYPICAL WORKDAY
As the owner of an architectural firm, I have a job that encompasses many different responsibilities. I field new client inquiries to determine what work they can do in their homes. I review design drawings on multiple projects, marking them up for my employees to revise or alter. There are property surveys to review, proposals to write, client calls to return, and invoices to issue.
I speak with building department superintendents and plan examiners when there are zoning or code regulations that need clarification, or if drawings need to be changed to obtain jurisdictional approval. I meet with clients to review progress drawings and sometimes do site visits to meet with the contractors and discuss any issues that may be design conflicts, or changes that the client requested.
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John Thomas Carson, 66 ×
John Thomas Carson, 66, of Titusville passed away Wednesday May 5th at Capital Health Regional Medical Center. Born in Kew Gardens, NY, John had resided in Hopewell Township and Titusville for thirty years. John was a member of St. James RC Church in Pennington.
John is survived by his wife Cynthia Kaisand Carson, sons, John C. Carson, Andrew Carson, and Todd Carson, as well two sisters, Nora Palumbo and Ellen Holm. He was the son of the late John Henry and Anna Olwell Carson, and brother to the late Theresa Pellegrino and Anna Hulka.
John attended New York Institute of Technology for undergraduate studies. After graduating with a Masters of Science in Business from Adelphi, John worked in the syndication market of the entertainment industry for many large corporations such as Viacom, Metromedia, Paramount, and Twentieth Century Fox. He changed career paths in the 1980s to work in the lottery industry, both domestically and internationally