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Read MoreLindsay Kenney
Regional Vice President, Midwest
Denver, CO
As Regional Vice President, Lindsay leads leads CRB’s Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, and Omaha offices. Prior, Kenney was the Midwest Region’s Senior Director of Design Operations, part of more than 20 years of experience in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.
“It’s been exciting to witness the changes in the biopharmaceutical industry over the course of my career. I have not only seen a progressive demand for technical excellence in a complex field but also an emphasis on project execution and delivery. I’ve always appreciated how CRB values both technical quality and professional development and project management and execution. Using these skills and fostering a collaborative team environment with our clients is how we address the demands of each and every project.”
Lindsay, who holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Washington University in Saint Louis, joined CRB as a process engineer in 2002 and steadily built a resume of high-impact life sciences facility projects across the United States and Europe. Her exceptional project experience and strong leadership skills make her the perfect candidate to lead the Midwest, home to a large and diverse client set across life sciences, including biotech, active pharmaceutical ingredients, animal health, cell and gene therapy, and specialty chemical. Her experience includes process engineering, process modeling and project management as well as commissioning/startup and validation of process and process utility systems. Lindsay’s specialized knowledge and desire to assist clients with difficult projects have earned her the reputation of being a leader in her field. She is fortunate to not only be a part of these exciting markets in the front range but a part of the career development of a very talented and motivated team.
A past recipient of the Engineering-News Record’s top 20 under 40 award, Kenney has served on the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering Rocky Mountain Chapter board of directors for five years and served as the chapter president, the first woman to be named as such. “Colorado is such an exciting place for our industry and one of the fastest-growing areas for high-tech startups. I want to make sure the region remains a hotbed for the industry,” Kenney said.