Company Research Report: Chronicle Heritage

Company Overview

• Name: Chronicle Heritage

• Mission: Chronicle Heritage is dedicated to preserving the heritage value of sites while ensuring regulatory compliance with maximum efficiency. Their mission is a prosperous balance between the needs of the future and the uses of the past.

• Founded: No information is available

• Founders: No information is available

• Key People:

• Curtis Winner, Director of Safety and Technical & Land Services, New Mexico Gas Company.

• David Scholl, Principal at Vintage Partners.

• Headquarters: 2025 North 3rd Street, Suite 157, Phoenix, AZ 85004

• Number of Employees: No information is available

• Revenue: No information is available

• Known For: Chronicle Heritage is known for its global cultural and heritage resource management consultancy, offering services that assist in preserving and managing invaluable cultural and heritage resources across various sectors.

Products and Services

Chronicle Heritage specializes in cultural and heritage resource management through the following services:

• Archaeology: Provides comprehensive archaeological investigation and mitigation services.

• Underwater Archaeology: Specialized services for submerged cultural resources.

• Cultural Landscape: Management of historic and cultural landscapes.

• Architectural History: Services for the preservation and analysis of historic architecture.

• Heritage Preservation: Wide-ranging heritage preservation services.

• Tribal Consultation: Consultation services with tribal entities to ensure compliance and collaboration.

• Paleontology: Management services for paleontological resources.

• Technology Solutions: All-digital workflows to streamline cultural and heritage resource management.

Key Features:

• Cultural and Historic Resource Management: Ensures navigation through cultural resource regulations to meet project timelines effectively.

• Digital Transformation: An all-digital workflow for maximum efficiency in cultural resource management.

• Regulatory Compliance Expertise: Specialists in managing compliance with acts such as NEPA and NHPA across diverse sectors.

Recent Developments

• Personnel Changes:

• Matthew Hayne Sillitoe was promoted to Commercial Director of International Heritage.

• Eric Cox was promoted to Ambassador Program Manager.

• Chronicle Heritage welcomed Mike Pasenko as Paleontology Program Manager.

• Ahmed joined as International Heritage Sales Administrator.

• Jennifer Mahon was appointed Chief Financial Officer.

• Samuel M. Huey joined as an Account Executive.

• Innovations and Collaborations:

• Chronicle Heritage is driving digital transformation, emphasizing a digital workflow that optimizes project outcomes and preserves cultural heritage.

• Joined the PaleoWest Foundation, promoting cultural and heritage management education, research, and preservation projects globally.

• New Publications:

• Dr. Jason Lewis co-authored two publications expected to significantly impact the understanding of hominids.

• Dr. Jakob Sedig co-authored a publication in Antiquity.

• Project Involvements:

• Assisted in the New Expressway project in North Carolina, yielding significant archaeological results.

• Involved in the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Cultural Resource Project.

• Participated in archaeological data recovery for the CSS Georgia, Savannah Harbor Expansion.

• Community Engagement:

• Active collaboration and consultation with tribal communities.

• Public outreach and archaeological investigations at the Transbay Transit Center.

Chronicle Heritage continues to be a leader in cultural resource management by blending innovation, leadership, and a deep commitment to heritage preservation across global projects.