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MBH Architects Welcomes New Business Development Manager

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June 13, 2022

Award-winning architecture and design firm MBH Architects welcomes Ashley Combs as Business Development Manager. Based out of the Denver office, the seasoned marketing and business development professional will raise brand awareness and create meaningful relationships to maximize opportunities for the firm’s clients, partners, and company culture. Ashley will leverage eight years of Business Development and Marketing experience, five of those in the AEC industry, and extensive connections to support growth in the local market.

“We are a firm that prides itself in our team’s entrepreneurial and creative spirit. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Ashley into our MBH family,” says Dimple Manghani, Principal at MBH Architects. “We are confident that her vast experience in the industry will competitively position us in the local market to expand the firm’s portfolio of projects.”

In her new role, Ashley will foster business opportunities by networking and presenting firm capabilities to prospective clients. Strategic thinking paired with detail orientation are her core strengths, and she aims to match firm competencies with professional possibilities. Ashley’s marketing skills relate to her business development strategies to identify client needs and match them with the expertise MBH brings to the various markets it serves. 

“I’m excited to be a part of the next generation of Denver’s built environment alongside MBH Architects,” says Ashley. “In this industry, I’ve grown particularly fond of putting the puzzle pieces together to establish the best team to deliver projects that benefit neighborhoods and enhance skylines. I’m confident that my new role will allow me to facilitate that process successfully.”

From environmental to engineering and construction, Ashley has a multidisciplinary approach and takes what she has learned from her academic marketing experience to “find the need and fill it.” She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Marketing from the University of Colorado Denver and most recently held a position as Business Development Manager at The Vertex Companies, Inc.

KEYWORDS: architects architecture firms designers

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