Justin Robinette
Charleston, SC – Hussey Gay Bell announces Mr. Justin Robinette, PE, as a Principal and Officer for the firm. Mr. Robinette joined Hussey Gay Bell in 2015 as a Senior Civil Engineer and in 2020, was promoted to Civil Division Manager for the firm’s Charleston operations responsible for overall land development and civil engineering for industrial, commercial, residential and local government projects throughout the Lowcountry and notably in the Tri-County area. Career projects of note include the Bishop Gadsden Campus, Camp Road Middle School, and a host of communities and multi-family developments including Grand Oaks Plantation, Hamlin Oaks, Timothy Lakes and Kings Flats.
As Principal and Officer of the firm, Mr. Robinette will continue with select current duties with new duties extending to include executive strategy development and execution and overall client management.
“Justin’s progressive path to leadership has allowed him to demonstrate not only his technical abilities but his ability to manage key client accounts for the firm,” said CEO Holmes Bell. “We congratulate him on this extraordinary achievement and welcome him to the leadership team.”
“I look forward to joining the ranks of the firm’s seasoned and diverse leadership and to continuing to manage and grow the private development division here in the Charleston area,” said Mr. Robinette.
A native of Moncks Corner, Mr. Robinette is a graduate of The Citadel and holds three degrees – a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, a Master of Science in Project Management in Civil Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in South Carolina, as well as a graduate of Leadership Charleston and active member of ULI South Carolina.
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About HUSSEY GAY BELL:
As an ENR Top 500 and Top Southeast Design Firm, Hussey Gay Bell caters to seven core markets – commercial and residential, education, government, healthcare, industrial, transportation and water – by offering a fully integrated range of engineering disciplines including civil, water/wastewater, transportation, natural gas, environmental and structural in addition to architecture, interiors, landscape architecture and surveying. Founded in 1958, Hussey Gay Bell has grown to over 125 employees in six office locations throughout the region including Savannah, Statesboro, and Atlanta, Georgia; Charleston and Columbia, South Carolina; and Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about HUSSEY GAY BELL, please visit our website at www.husseygaybell.com.
