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EBJ Award Ceremony

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NewsApril 17, 2024

EBJ Award Ceremony

EBJ Award - Our CEO Loren Witkin, LEED AP proudly accepted the Environmental Business Journal's Technology Merit award on behalf of Citadel EHS for our innovative use of artificial intelligence in Phase I...

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EBJ Award - Our CEO Loren Witkin, LEED AP proudly accepted the Environmental Business Journal's Technology Merit award on behalf of Citadel EHS for our innovative use of artificial intelligence in Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Reports. This recognition from EBJ highlights our ongoing commitment to pioneering advancements in environmental consulting. Thank you to EBJ for this prestigious honor, and to our clients and partners for their continued trust and collaboration.

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