Kohler Ronan is proud to announce that Henry Baker, Electrical Engineer, has been named one of Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s2025 40 Under 40 award recipients. This prestigious national honor recognizes 40 outstanding building industry professionals under the age of 40 who have demonstrated excellence in leadership, technical ability, innovation, and community involvement.
Since joining the firm in 2017, Henry has been an invaluable member of our electrical engineering department. He has contributed to a wide array of high-profile projects, including those at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Princeton University, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Henry also played a pivotal role in a pro bono initiative with the nonprofit organization Little Angels of Honduras. Regardless of the project type, he is known for his clear communication, thoughtful coordination, and commitment to collaboration—ensuring that client needs are fully understood and effectively addressed by all project stakeholders. Henry remains cognizant of small design details as well as larger project goals including budget, schedule, and facility operations.
In addition to his technical expertise, Henry exemplifies the qualities Kohler Ronan values in its engineers who not only deliver exceptional work but also contribute meaningfully to their communities. His commitment to civic engagement, volunteerism, and professional development reflects the broader criteria recognized by the Consulting-Specifying Engineer 40 Under 40 program and underscores the leadership potential he brings to the industry.
Now in its 18th year, the Consulting-Specifying Engineer 40 Under 40 program highlights individuals making significant contributions to the nonresidential building industry. Honorees are nominated by peers or mentors and selected by a panel of industry leaders based on achievements across nine categories, including academic performance, professional accomplishments, personal development, and community engagement.
We congratulate Henry on this well-deserved recognition and are proud to see his accomplishments honored at a national level.
To learn more about Henry and the 2025 class of honorees, visit: here.
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