HDR looks forward to another 100 years

In 2017, HDR celebrated their 100th anniversary and honored the communities where they live and work. Kate Eldridge, Idaho Area Manager for HDR, shared, "we plan to build on our heritage of 'work well done' as we enter into our next hundred years."

Eldridge is proud to work with HDR and appreciates working alongside smart colleagues who solve problems in the community. HDR works with local, state, and federal clients whose purposes, including providing clean water, clean air, and sustainable infrastructure, enable the quality of life we enjoy in the Treasure Valley.

Eldridge is very involved with the Boise Metro Chamber and has assumed a variety of leadership roles. Most recently, she was the Chair of the Transportation Committee from 2015 - 2017. She also graduated from Leadership Boise in 2011, and served on the policy committee and planning committee for the 2017 Leadership Conference.

Learn more about Kate below!

What is your favorite film? The Legend of Bagger Vance
What is the best book you've read recently? A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman

What sport do you enjoy watching most? Winter Olympics

Who is the most interesting historical figure? Theodore Roosevelt

What is your favorite hobby or thing to do during the weekend? I love to cook with my husband, Ray.

Favorite Idaho escape? Stanley, Idaho

Favorite place in Boise to take a visitor? Anywhere in the foothills

What is the most important trend in your business or industry? Finding good, smart engineers and scientists

What is the best advice you've received? Do the right things for the right reasons.

Who is a local business or business person you admire? Doug Fowler - for his ability to make connections between people and organizations with different perspectives
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What is the number one reason to do business with your company or organization? We are honest and we stand behind our work.