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Krueger, Roby named new CEOs at Kahler Slater By: Daily Reporter Staff April 13, 2021 8:26 am Al Krueger (left) and Glenn Roby Kahler Slater has named Al Krueger and Glenn Roby as CEOs of the architectural, strategic advisory and design firm. The appointment completes succession plans begun several years ago. Krueger and Roby are succeeding George Meyer and Jim Rasche, who have been at Kahler Slater for more than 35 years each and are now moving into new roles as chief executive officers emeritus. The new Kahler Slater CEOs are both architects with more than 20 years of experience. Kr...

Kahler Slater is getting new leadership — while sticking with its format of co-chief executive officers for the Milwaukee-based architectural, strategic advisory and design firm. Executive Vice Presidents Al Krueger and Glenn Roby have been promoted to those CEO positions, following the firm's succession plan, Kahler Slater announced Tuesday. Krueger and Roby succeed George Meyer and Jim Rasche, who have been with Kahler Slater for more than 35 years each and are transitioning to chief executive officers emeritus. Along with its Milwaukee headquarters, the firm operates offices in Madiso...

The new Kahler Slater CEOs will lead the 113-year-old firm boldly into the future. “This is a very exciting time at Kahler Slater,” Roby said. “We have many leaders in all levels at the firm propelling us toward our strategic goals. I love to see our people align their passions to fulfill the needs of our clients. Those same clients see the benefit of the many initiatives that focus on our people and their growth as professionals, respectful collaborators and stewards of our resources.” “We’ve invested in regional growth, marketplace diversity, and subject matter expertise to grow...

Perinton pair charged in cat-hoarding situation A Perinton man and woman have been charged in connection with a cat-hoarding situation uncovered by firefighters who responded to a Jan. 14 blaze at 14 Kreag Road. George and Pamela Meyer are accused of failing to provide sustenance (veterinary care), a misdemeanor, and have been ordered to appear in Perinton Town Court on April 13. If convicted, they could face up to a $1,000 fine and/or up to one year in prison. On the day of the fire, which was confined to one room, George Meyer told authorities that around 30 cats lived in the house. Howeve...

WHECTV Created: April 01, 2021 01:26 PM FAIRPORT, N.Y. (WHEC) – A Fairport couple is facing charges in connection to a January house fire in which it was discovered the couple kept more than 100 cats in "poor" living conditions.  Humane Law Enforcement Investigators with Lollypop Farm Thursday announced they arrested and charged George and Pamela Meyer with failure to provide sustenance (veterinary services.) ORIGINAL CALL The fire began about 1 a.m. on January 14 at the couple's home on Kreag Road. The flames were confined to one room, according to the Bushnell's Bas...