Positions during his professional career include:
Regional director of business development, Froehling & Robertson, Inc., Washington, D.C.
Executive director for client relations and director of business development, Vanderweil Engineers,
Alexandria, Virginia
Consultant on capital projects, City of Greenbelt, Maryland
Vice president for business development, Boxer Systems, Inc., Greenbelt, Maryland
Deputy general manager for business development, Litton Systems, C Plath
Professional affiliations include:
Federal Real Property Association
ACEC/MW
District of Columbia Building Industries Association
Williamsburg BioProcessing Foundation
National Association of Corporate Real Estate Executives
Society for Marketing Professional Services (former board member)
Society for College and University Planning
Maryland Industrial Development Association
Maryland National Capital Building Industries Association
Maryland Downtown Development Association
Virginia Economic Development Association
Among Lowe Partners’ current clients are:
Roger Frechette III, whose PositivEnergy Practice environmental engineering firm (Chicago) has been involved in such projects as the 71-story Pearl River Tower in Ghangzhou, China, the most energy-efficient tall building in the world, and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world’s tallest building.
Toscano Clements Taylor, a cost consulting firm (New York) which Lowe Partners helped win work on a $100 million Towson University academic building, Morgan State University Business School, FBI Caribbean Headquarters in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Southeastern Regional FBI Headquarters in Broward County, Fla.
John G. Lowe formed Lowe Partners in 2009 as a business-development consultancy to engineering firms and consultants, primarily in the Baltimore-Washington region. John G. Lowe earned a bachelor of science degree in organizational management (sociology) at Columbia Union College in Takoma Park, Maryland
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