Grant Green Joins SSR as Senior Urban / Transportation Planner
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR), a leader among engineering firms in design, consulting, and planning, is pleased to announce that Grant Green, AICP, has joined the firm as a Senior Urban / Transportation Planner. He will be focused on guiding our strategic growth and successful project execution for urban and transportation planning to clients across the southeast.
“We are fortunate that Grant has joined SSR to expand our Urban / Transportation Planning service line,” said David Donoho, Senior Principal. “Grant embodies the SSR vision to improve our firm’s success, our clients’ results, and people’s lives every day through trusted relationships.”
Grant’s hiring reinforces SSR’s commitment to providing urban and transportation planning services to our clients. With 20 years of planning experience, his knowledge and expertise will serve our existing and new clients well. Throughout his career, Grant has provided technical excellence and responsive client service to a wide range of state and municipal clients. He is a proven leader with extensive tenure in both transportation and city planning.
“I am thrilled to join SSR,” said Grant. “During the interview process, I was impressed by SSR’s commitment to investing in quality hires. My goal is to build on the company’s previous successes and seize the numerous opportunities to expand the planning service line in the Tennessee market and the Southeast region. I look forward to collaborating with the team to identify and open new doors, fully addressing the needs of our existing clients while engaging with new clients to offer a variety of additional services. This client-focused approach will further solidify SSR’s position as a leading firm across all our services.”
Grant graduated from Murray State University with a degree in geoscience. He is an active member of the American Planning Association (APA) and Tennessee APA (TAPA). In addition to his planning background, Grant is skilled in GIS and grant administration.