GRAY HAIR A GOOD THING

Tetra Tech Rizzo?s Bob Daylor looks like he's having a great time at a recent ULI event. He did enjoy the reception, but he's also smiling about his new role as an engineering and environmental consultant. Bob, who sold his Daylor Consulting Group to TTR in 2008, tells us he's in a field in which age doesn?t work against you. When people see his white hair, ?they think you're old enough to be wise.? Next, Bob is sharing his Solomonic thoughts travelling to Pakistan to master plan a university 50 km from Karachi. At home, he's front-end planning for a Quincy parkway and Lowe?s stores. Don't ever dye those locks, Bob.

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