Recent press, recognitions, and notes.

MBJ reports Brent joining the team renovating the 590-key Sheraton Memphis Downtown. the city bought the hotel for $22M and is redeveloping it through a public-private partnership with Carlisle Corp.

Profile on Brent's dual ENR + BD+C 40 Under 40 recognition. first Memphis/Tennessee professional to earn both in the same year. and the through-line from Julia Britton Hooks and Benjamin L. Hooks to the work today.

Lucas Finton on Brent becoming the first Memphian and Tennessean named to both ENR's and BD+C's national young-professional 40 Under 40 lists in the same year. as Regional VP of Cornerstone Engineering.

TSD on Brent as the first Memphis/Tennessee professional ever named to both ENR Top Young Professionals 40 Under 40 and BD+C 40 Under 40 in the same class. putting Memphis on the map alongside NYC, LA, and Chicago.

BD+C names Brent one of 11 engineers in its 20th Annual 40 Under 40. Vice President at Cornerstone, Memphis. Profile cites Forbes Next 1000, Top Young Memphian, and MBJ Top 40 Under 40 prior recognition.

Bruce Buckley names Brent to ENR's first-ever Texas & Southeast Top Young Professionals class. 20 honorees from 129 applications across 12 states. Profile credits Allworld revenue growth from $300K to $16M during his CAO tenure.

Engineering News-Record names Brent among the nation's Top Young Professionals; shared by the Greater Memphis Chamber.

Sophia Surrett on Brent being tapped to spearhead Cornerstone Engineering's regional expansion across Atlanta, Birmingham, and Memphis after more than a decade at Allworld.

Coverage of Brent's executive leadership across Atlanta, Birmingham, and Memphis.

Cornerstone's leadership profile for Brent's Southeast regional role across Atlanta, Birmingham, and Memphis.

Chamber announcement naming Brent Regional Vice President for Southeast Operations at Cornerstone Engineering.

MBJ on Allworld Project Management standing up a general contracting arm during Brent's final months as Co-owner and CAO, expanding beyond engineering and CM into self-performed building work.

Brianna Smith on the architects behind DXII, inspiration, aspiration, and a new chapter for Memphis hospitality.

Sophia Surrett on the new Winchester Road bar and lounge built for millennial trendsetters, tastemakers, and influencers.

Cat Broughton on live entertainment and vibrant community at the forthcoming bar and lounge.

Sophia Surrett on the new committee, alongside Global Cafe, Crosstown Concourse, and Trap Fusion, giving local business owners a roadmap to success.

Brent profiled as Chief Administrative Officer of a fast-growing civil engineering and project management firm.

Laura Faith Kebede on the long-time Ida B. Wells ally who, in 1931, pushed Memphis to name a park after her friend, a chapter of family legacy.

Tom Bailey on Allworld being tapped to deliver the major mixed-use Walk on Union development on time and on budget.

Allworld awarded a four-year, $19M stormwater program contract by the City of Memphis. reported as the largest contract ever awarded to a minority firm by the city. Brent serving as Co-owner and CAO at the time.

Profile of AllWorld's investment in technology and talent, leveraging GIS and construction administration data tools to deliver for clients.

Owen Graduate School of Management alumni feature on Brent's Global Executive MBA. strategic frameworks, investor fluency, and the relational craft of leading a team.

Marc Perrusquia on the family-built Memphis project-management firm and its work on Crosstown Concourse, Tiger Lane, I AM A MAN Plaza, the Chisca, and the Harahan Bridge connector. with Brent leading administration and city sewer-EPA compliance contracts.

Brent on Allworld's GIS focus, engineering support services, community and economic planning, and construction administration.

Wayne Risher on Allworld's $80,000 Center City exterior improvement grant and the move to 60 N. B.B. King in Downtown Memphis as the firm grew from one Memphis employee in 2010 to 42 with offices in Houston and projects across the South.

Brent on the disconnect between civic ambition and civic participation among young Memphians.

Louis Goggans on the rally, the research, and the case for voting young.

Nonpartisan Millennial voter mobilization documentary, paired with a 100+ person community rally.

Class of 10 selected by the Greater Memphis Chamber, called "a generation ready to spark transformational change."