Boston, MA (April 16, 2012) -- David Scarpato, P.E., Senior Rock Mechanics Engineer, has accepted an invitation to join the American Rock Mechanics Association (ARMA) Future Leaders Program. The ARMA Future Leaders Program recognizes “a group of motivated younger ARMA members of outstanding promise” to help develop ARMA and become future ARMA leaders. Mr. Scarpato joins the first class of future leaders elected by the AMRA Board of Directors.

The first class of ARMA meets in June 2012 in conjunction with the annual ARMA Symposium in Chicago. Members of the Future Leaders Program will be acknowledged at the annual ARMA Symposium, and will be invited to organize and chair sessions at the Symposium. ARMA Future Leaders will advise the Board on issues of importance such as innovative technologies for ARMA communication, such as utilization of social networks.

About ARMA
ARMA serves as an advocate for firms and individuals for all aspects of rock mechanics, rock engineering, and geomechanics. ARMA provides a communications link, a forum, and an information resource for members, related organizations, and the public. ARMA serves as an information repository on the development of rock mechanics, rock engineering, and geomechanics, and promotes the development of knowledge within the field. ARMA maintains U.S. membership in the International Society for Rock Mechanics.

About Haley & Aldrich
For over 50 years, Haley & Aldrich has been advising developers, major institutions and Fortune 100 clients on their geotechnical and environmental challenges. Established in 1957 with a focus on underground engineering and problem solving, today Haley & Aldrich has a resume of more than 25,000 engineering and environmental consulting projects and 20+ offices nationwide. Haley & Aldrich serves clients in the aerospace, automotive, education, health care, property development, manufacturing, mining, utility, and heavy infrastructure markets in the United States and abroad.

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