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VHB Again Named One of Long Island’s Best Places to Work

Recognition highlights culture, collaboration, and award-winning talent.

December 16, 2025

Long Island Business News (LIBN) has named VHB as one of the 2025 Best Places to Work on Long Island. The recognition highlights VHB’s continued commitment to creating a workplace where people feel supported, challenged, and connected—while delivering meaningful outcomes for clients and communities across the region.

Award winners holding their awards in front of backdrop.

The Best Places to Work program recognizes organizations that foster strong cultures, invest in their people, and prioritize employee engagement. At VHB, collaboration, flexibility, and professional growth are central to how teams work together to deliver integrated, sustainable solutions that improve mobility, resilience, and quality of life throughout Long Island and beyond.

This honor is part of a strong year of recognition from LIBN, celebrating both firmwide accomplishments and individual leadership across VHB:

  • LIBN Emerging Leaders Under 30: Ashley Crespo-Calamia was recognized as a young professional making meaningful contributions early in her career.
  • LIBN 40 Under 40: Billy Sklar was honored for his leadership, professional impact, and community involvement.
  • LIBN Real Estate, Architecture & Engineering Awards (2025): VHB received six awards, including Top Firm, Rising Star for Theresa Colonna, and Top Engineer for Andrew Nee, recognizing excellence across disciplines and project delivery.

“Our people are the foundation of VHB’s success,” said Lou Bekofsky, Managing Director of VHB Long Island. “This honor speaks to a culture built on trust, collaboration, and shared purpose. We are proud of our team and grateful for the passion they bring to serving our clients and communities every day.”

Do you want to be part of one of Long Island’s Best Places to Work? Visit our Careers page to see open positions in New York and throughout our 30+ office locations.

 
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