The Philadelphia and NYC Based Firm is Announcing 11 Promotions Including Principal and Senior Associate

Francis Cauffman, a Philadelphia and New York-based architecture firm, is proud to announce that Dana Eddowes has been named Principal. Eddowes’ promotion is part of a round of promotions from the firm which has also named Beverly Spencer as Senior Associate, Interior Design, and nine associates.
“We are beyond thrilled to announce the new generation of Francis Cauffman leadership,” said John Campbell, President. “As a firm, we recognize that our employees’ expertise, creativity and teamwork are our greatest resource to push the boundaries of a conventional practice. We are also proud to welcome Dana to the leadership as a newly appointed Principal.”
Eddowes joined Francis Cauffman in April 1990. She manages and supervises accounting services for the firm, and provides extensive support in accounting, financial reporting, analysis, auditing and information system management.
Francis Cauffman employees being promoted include:
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Dana Eddowes, Principal

Beverly Spencer -
Beverly Spencer, Senior Associate

Tess Bousquet -
Tess Bousquet, Associate

Katy Brown -
Katy Brown, Associate

Justin Fleckser -
Justin Fleckser, Associate

Allison Gonzalez -
Allison Gonzalez, Associate

Greg Gurevich -
Greg Gurevich, Associate

Tiffany Hughes -
Tiffany Hughes, Associate

Stephen Jouflas -
Steve Jouflas, Associate

Josef Kaplan -
Josef Kaplan, Associate

Alex Wysocki -
Alex Wysocki, Associate
About Francis Cauffman
Since 1954, Francis Cauffman, an award-winning architecture firm with offices in Philadelphia and New York City, has supported clients with innovative architecture, planning, and interior design services. The practice leads in healthcare, S&T, and corporate and advanced technology design. Francis Cauffman’s clients include Biotrial, GSK, Fox Rothschild LP, New York University, the Robert Wood Johnson Health System, Saint Barnabas Medical Center, and Vertex. For more information, visit: www.franciscauffman.com











