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MSG & Columbus City Schools Building Brighter Futures

Posted on February 06, 2018 by Sheri

MSG's Beth Thornton had the privilege of being interviewed by these three terrific ladies who are interested in engineering at a Columbus City Schools/Columbus State/Ohio State Career Readiness Workshop. ...

Kurtis Weslock Presents at the MDOT/ACEC Partnering Conference

Posted on February 06, 2018 by Sheri

MSG is proud to support and be apart of the ACEC MDOT Partnering Conference in Lansing! Our own Kurtis Weslock presented on the American Center of Mobility as part of the “Planet M, Epicenter for Mobility” session at the Conference. ...

Rich Spino Presents at the ASCE UT Chapter Meeting

Posted on February 06, 2018 by Sheri

MSG's Rich Spino, PE, a transportation engineer out of our Maumee office, presented to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), University of Toledo (UT) Chapter recently. Rich discussed our project work and his career as a civil engineer. Tha ...

Breastfeeding Awareness Month

Posted on August 14, 2017 by Sheri

August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month – MSG supports moms in the workplace during Breastfeeding Awareness Month – and all year long! We appreciate the recognition of moms like MSG Archaeologist Kate Hayfield, who gave a “shout out to MSG for being ...

Show Me The Money!!!

Posted on August 14, 2017 by Sheri

Local government budgets are very tight these days for community infrastructure projects, and finding non‑local funds to implement projects is critical. Did you know that The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. (MSG) has folks that are specialized in find ...

Total Eclipse - August 21, 2017

Posted on August 14, 2017 by Sheri

Safety first! On Monday August 21, the moon will pass between the sun and Earth and cast 70-mile-wide shadow (totality path) across the United States. Most of the country, however, will observe a partial solar eclipse. To enjoy this event safely, eve ...