George Pellettieri, President

George is a seasoned veteran of nearly 40 years experience
in broad areas of Landscape Architecture, including residential, commercial, and institutional projects.  He began the design-build-firm of Pellettieri Associates Inc. in 1983.  Under his leadership, PAI has grown to be recognized as one of the most highly regarded and award winning LA companies in the State of New Hampshire.   He holds Landscape Architecture licenses from New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, and Maryland and is also CLARB certified.

He is a Full Member of the American Society of Landscape Architects.  Other professional associations include Professional Landcare Network (formerly ALCA - Associated Landscape Contractors of America), Granite State Landscape Architects, Plan NH, The Arnold Arboretum, Founding Member and past president of NHLA (New Hampshire Landscape Association), and former chairman of Warner planning board.  He has served on the governors Commission to Study the Comprehensive Shoreline Protection Act, the National Advisory Council for Entrepreneurship Education, Board of Directors for Leon Pearson Scholarship Award and is currently on the Board of Directors for The Fells in Newbury NH.

His strong background in site evaluation and planning, horticulture, park development, campus planning and construction, began with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture in 1970 from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY.   He has lectured as an adjunct professor at the UNH Thompson School, NH Technical Institute and has appeared before numerous Green Industry Associations, Garden Clubs and professional organizations.

George has also appeared on HGTV “Great American Gardens” for “Alice’s Garden” at the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA.  He has been published in the “Old Farmers Almanac,” “The Swimming Pool” (Simon and Schuster), and the Perfect Home Book Series, “Leading Residential Landscape Professionals”.

Personally, George Resides in Warner, NH and enjoys spending time with his wife, his two dogs, 4 children and 3 grandchildren.


Greg M. Grigsby, ASLA
Senior Landscape Architect/ Project Manager

Greg has an Associates of Applied Science in Landscape Development from SUNY Cobleskill and a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY.  He possesses landscape architecture licenses in Connecticut and New Hampshire and is also CLARB certified.  He is a Full Member of the American Society of Landscape Architects and has been recognized as a Distinguished Landscape Alumnus by SUNY Cobleskill.

Greg has over 20 years of experience relative to the profession of Landscape Architecture, with strong capabilities in site design, grading, drainage and horticulture.  Greg’s employment with Pellettieri Associates spans well over a decade; with specialization in executive level residential properties, shorelands/ wetlands permitting and institutional projects.  Many of the projects he has managed have gone on to win national awards.

Among the many professional associations he belongs to, Greg has served as the Chairman of the Granite State Landscape Architects for 4 years.  Under his tenure as Chair, he successfully moved a Landscape Architecture Licensure bill through the state legislature in an unprecedented single legislative session.  He is also a founder and Vice President of the New Hampshire Shorefront Association, which seeks to balance private property rights while maintaining high water quality in the lakes, rivers and streams of NH.

In addition to being an adjunct professor at the New Hampshire Technical Institute, Greg has given presentations for the University of New Hampshire, the University of NH Cooperative Extension and the New Hampshire Landscape Association.  He is a “core group” member of the AIA 150 taskforce, developing a prototype development in Durham, which could be a model for development throughout the country.  He has served on many juries for professional design awards and flower shows throughout New England and was the lead testifier for the landscape legislation in NH.


Brittany Wolf, Landscape Designer
Resides in Dunbarton, NH

Brittany began her career at PAI in 2004 as a part of our field crew and quickly became integrated as part of the design staff.  She is currently filling the position of project manager, and has enjoyed having had the opportunity to be involved in a wide variety of projects from start to finish.  Brittany earned her Associate’s Degree in Landscape Contracting at the Stockbridge School of Agriculture and her B.S. in Landscape Architecture at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where she spent a semester abroad studying at Lincoln University in New Zealand.  Brittany has been teaching as an adjunct professor at NHTI in Concord, NH, and is part of a regional user group for technological support and proficiency of our computer drafting software.

Personally, Brittany enjoys spending time with family and friends, listening to live music, playing piano and guitar, reading, hiking, canoeing, and travel.


Brian Muchow, Landscape Designer
Resides in Bradford, NH

Brian has a BA degree in Fine Arts, from Colorado State University, as well as an MLA University of Virginia. Office experience in New England and San Francisco Bay area LA firms. Model building experience in Colorado architect's office. Summer intern at Arnold Arboretum. Strong interest in plants and planting design.

Brian’s interests include photography, hiking, cross-country skiing, backpacking and enjoying the outdoors with his wife Melanie.


Christine Daniels, Office Manager
Resides in Warner, NH

Christine came to PAI in April of 2000 with over 10 years of Office Management experience.  If you ask her, she’ll tell you that filling the role of Office Manager is as rewarding as it is challenging.

Personally, Chris enjoys fishing, building custom fly and spin rods, fly tying, camping, backpacking, and snowmobiling.  Chris is a past president of the Warner Fall Foliage Festival, a member of the Capital Area Health Network (CAPHN), and she currently serves as the holiday decorating chairmen for the the Warner Business Association,  Secretary for the Kearsarge Trail Snails Snowmobile Club, and an active member of a number of other civic organizations within the town of Warner.

 
CONSTRUCTION TEAM


Joseph O. Geisler, Construction Supervisor
Resides in Weare, NH

Education:
NHTI – Asscoiates degree in General Studies, Professional Certificate in Landscape
  Design.  Graduated May 1999
Virginia Tech – Bachelors of Landscape Architecture
  2 months studying in Europe
  1 year studying at Washington Alexandria Arch. Consortium
  Graduated May 2002


Work Experience:
Joe has had the opportunity  to worked in VA, CO & NH.

Joe’s career here at PAI began as a summer intern in 1999 and we were extremely please when Joe decided to return to us full time as a foreman / stone mason in 2003.  Currently,  Joe fills the position of construction supervisor,.  Overseeing the day to day operation of our entire construction staff.  During the “off” season, Joe also teaches Small Scale Landscape Design at NHTI in Concord, NH.  His interest within the organization is to develop strong, knowledgeable and friendly employees who help contribute to the growth and success of the company.

Personally, Joe enjoys fishing, skiing around the world, camping, woodworking and building.


Matthew L. Gerald, Equipment Supervisor

In 2000, Matt received his Associates degree in Applied Science in Collision Repair Technology from NHTI in Nashua.

Matt’s career with PAI began in 1997.  He currently lives in Bradford, NH.

Matt’s a certified concrete paver installer through ICPI (International Concrete Paving Institute.  He’s also working toward finishing his CLT (Certified Landscape Technician) through PLANET, in addition, Matt possess his CDL A license and is currently certified in infant, child and adult CPR and AED.

His interests include hiking, fishing, hunting, skiing, scuba diving and snowmobiling.  He currently serves as a board of director for the Kearsarge Trail Snails Snowmobile Club, a member of the Manchester Red Cross Disaster Action Team (DAT), and a member of the Warner Fish and Game Club.


Matthew J. Kelly, Construction Foreman
A.K.A. “Matty”

Matty comes to us from Cape Cod, MA (Harwich Port), and currently lives in Sunapee Harbor, NH.

He’s currently enrolled in the Landscape Design program at NHTI and is studying to become an NHCLP (New Hampshire Certified Landscape Professional).

His experience began as a maintenance foreman while still in Cape Cod, he worked in a nursery/hardscape garden center and has been with Pellettieri Associates, Inc. since 2002.  He began as a construction crew member and has been promoted into the position of Construction Crew Foreman.  Matty also fulfills the terrain park builder/designer at Mount Sunapee Ski Area during the winter months.

Matty’s personal interests include the ocean, motorcycles, his family, free-style snowboarding/skiing, climbing, hiking, Chevrolet and he’s an avid New England sports team fan (go pats!).


Evan Rosenthal, Construction Foreman

Evan lives in Springfield NH with his girlfriend Jill and their two dogs Benny & Jaya.

He graduated from SUNY – Cobleskill with an A.A.S in Landscape Development and Ornamental Horticulture.

His prior work experience was with a small landscape company in Vermont that specialized in the planting of large trees.  He joined the PAI team as an intern while still in college in 2003 and has remained with PAI even after his graduation, moving into a Construction Foreman position.

Evan’s personal interests include skiing, hiking, camping, hunting, fishing and riding his motorcycle, and during the winter months Evan is a groomer operator at the Mount Sunapee Ski Area in Sunapee, New Hampshire.


Lizette L. Bonenfant, Construction Foreman

Lizette came to PAI while still in high school.  She has her A.A.S degree in Landscape Development and Ornamental Horticulture from SUNY Cobleskill and her B.S. Degree in Landscape Architecture from ESF in Syracuse, NY.  Lizette is actively involved in student and professional ASLA conferences, a member of the ASLA, member of Sigma Alpha – National Honor Society of Landscape Architecture.

Lizette has been a construction forman with PAI since 2005.  Her personal interests are drawing, camping, hiking, travel and cooking.  She lives with her two year old dog Aspen.