MORRISTOWN, N.J. and WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, 2017 -- The Berger Charitable Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established by Louis Berger, is granting a scholarship donation of $16,000 to Virginia Tech in honor of Ben Wenger, a promising young engineer who passed away in September 2017.
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Ben Wenger joined Louis Berger in 2015 soon after graduating with a bachelor’s degree in civil and environmental engineering from Virginia Tech. He was the third in the Wenger family to work at Louis Berger, with his father Fred Wenger III, who serves as a leader in the company’s program and construction services practice, and his brother, who previously supported projects in the U.S. and overseas.
“Ben caught the attention of our structures team early on, demonstrating himself as a bright, collaborative and team oriented professional with tremendous potential,” said Jim Stamatis, Louis Berger CEO. “We mourn the loss of any member of our team, but at such a young age and with such a promising career ahead of him, Ben’s loss was unexpected and especially tragic. We hope that this scholarship donation in Ben’s memory will help other promising young minds achieve their potential in the field that Ben loved.”
The scholarship donation will support students studying engineering through the Beyond Boundaries Scholars Program, which provides financial aid support to high-achieving, under-represented, under-served, and first-generation college students attending Virginia Tech. The program matches a donor’s gift and presents students with funds needed to attend the university. The foundation’s donation to the Beyond Boundaries Scholars Program will provide funds to support promising engineering students over the next four years.
About Louis Berger
Louis Berger is a global professional services corporation that helps infrastructure and development clients solve their most complex challenges. We are a trusted partner to national, state and local government agencies; multilateral institutions; and commercial industry clients worldwide. By focusing on client needs to deliver quality, safe, financially-successful projects with integrity, we are committed to deliver on our promise to provide Solutions for a better world.
Louis Berger operates on every habitable continent. We have a long-standing presence in more than 50 nations, represented by the multidisciplinary expertise of 6,000 engineers, economists, scientists, managers and planners.
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