Daniel E. Smith, director of CER Operations of Entech Engineering Inc. has announced his plans for retirement after 38 years with the company and 51 years in consulting engineering.
Daniel E. Smith (Courtesy Entech Engineering)
Smith will continue interfacing with his design engineering team with coaching, mentoring and quality control checking as he begins with his transition from full-time employment in December, to an as-needed basis in the spring and continuing into the summer of 2025.
Smith is a graduate of Wilson High School in West Lawn, and Berks Vocational Technical School in Leesport.
Smith expanded his career into the consulting engineering field working at Gilbert Associates Inc. in Green Hills, where future Entech Engineering Associates founders Tom McMahon, Bill McMahon (unrelated), and Daniel Castellani had also worked.
While at Gilbert, Smith was briefly assigned to the Municipal Water/Wastewater Division, the Nuclear Pipe Support Group, and a two-year field assignment at Carpenter Technology in Reading.
In January 1987, Daniel Castellani asked Smith to join his small engineering firm. His expertise in facility layouts, process piping, HVAC, plumbing and fire protection were a complement to Entech’s growing design capabilities.
The Entech Civil/Environmental Resources (CER) business unit was created when Entech moved into the municipal market, beginning in 1996 with the City of Reading Water Bureau.
A City of Reading “project island” was created at Entech. Smith and other Entech professionals provided concept layouts, detailed design, and construction oversight of 142 individual projects. This municipal water work design quickly expanded into municipal wastewater, civil design, and industrial water/wastewater fields, which ultimately resulted in the opening of six additional branch offices within Pennsylvania.
Smith became a shareholder in 1996 and assisted with building the CER Municipal Design Team by adding drafters, designers, and design engineers, who all collaborate with Smith.
A resident of Heidelberg Township in Berks County, Smith currently serves as a Consistory Elder of St. John’s Reformed Church in Sinking Spring, and continues to provide community service as a former trustee and current property committee member by providing his expertise with oversight on a current capital campaign design and pending construction project.
Fleetwood Bank
Kimberly A. Moyer recently joined the board of directors of Fleetwood Bank and Fleetwood Bank Corp. She retired from Fleetwood Bank in April 2023 as chief financial officer. Moyer was hired as the bank’s controller in November 2006. Prior to her time at Fleetwood Bank, she was an accountant at a local public accounting firm, Alan Ross & Co. PC.
Kimberly A. Moyer (Courtesy Fleetwood Bank)
Her tenure involved providing accounting and tax services to individuals and small to medium sized businesses. She obtained a degree in psychology from Kutztown University and an accounting degree from Albright College.
Barley Snyder
Barley Snyder recently hired five new associates. They joined the firm in September, and were notified in October they had passed the Pennsylvania Bar Exam. The five new attorneys are:
Anthony P. Austin (Courtesy Barley Snyder)
Anthony P. Austin returns to Barley Snyder after participating in the firm’s Summer Associate Program in 2023. A graduate of Penn State Dickinson Law, Austin brings a passion for business, real estate and tax law to the firm. He has had numerous internships throughout his educational career, interning for the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General – Bureau of Consumer Protection and for the Pennsylvania Treasury – Board of Finance and Revenue. He also worked as a summer associate for another regional law firm based in Harrisburg. Austin earned his undergraduate degree in business management with honors from Penn State University. He is based in the firm’s Lancaster office.
R. Caleb Doyle (Courtesy Barley Snyder)
R. Caleb Doyle is a member of the firm’s Litigation Practice Group. Doyle is a graduate of Boston College Law School and a summa cum laude graduate of the York College of Pennsylvania where he earned his degree in two years. He worked as a summer associate at a Delaware based law firm in the areas of corporate litigation and bankruptcy. In addition, Doyle completed a legal externship at the Office of the New York State Attorney General’s office and a legal internship at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. He also worked as a settlement coordinator at a real estate/estate planning law firm in Delaware and as a paralegal at a small law firm in York. Doyle is based in the firm’s York office.
Michael A. Jannuzzi (Courtesy Barley Snyder)
Michael A. Jannuzzi is a member of the firm’s Intellectual Property Practice Group, and returns to Barley Snyder after completing a co-op at the firm. During that time, he worked alongside the IP attorneys and gained hands-on experience. Jannuzzi is a cum laude graduate from the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law where he finished in the top 15% of his class. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Penn State University. Jannuzzi previously served as a summer associate at a niche intellectual property law firm where he worked on claim drafting, prior art searches, and other matters relating to patent prosecution. He is based in the firm’s Malvern office.
Jonah P. Markle (Courtesy Barley Snyder)
Jonah P. Markle returns to Barley Snyder after working as a Summer Associate at the firm in 2023. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a summa cum laude graduate of Duquesne University. Most recently, Markle worked as a Certified Legal Intern in the University of Pittsburgh School of Law’s Elder Law Clinic and Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic where he represented clients in guardianship proceedings and helped them with drafting testamentary documents. He also completed an internship with a small law firm in the Pittsburgh area. Markle is based in the firm’s Reading office.
Curtis J. Tokach (Courtesy Barley Snyder)
Curtis J. Tokach returns to Barley Snyder after participating in the firm’s Summer Associate Program in 2023. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Saint Joseph’s University and a summa cum laude graduate of Widener University Commonwealth Law School where he finished third in his class and served as Internal Managing Editor of the Widener Commonwealth Law Review. While in law school, Tokach worked as a judicial clerkship extern for the Honorable Susan E. Schwab, U.S. Magistrate Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, where he gained substantial hands-on legal experience. Tokach is based in the firm’s Harrisburg office.
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