MBH Architects Appoints Dimple Manghani As Principal

MBH Architects rang in the new year with a new office and the appointment of a new principal, Dimple Manghani.

Since joining MBH in 2003, Dimple has grown at the firm and established herself as an indelible role model for all within the firm. A team player, Dimple is committed to ensuring her team is given every opportunity to learn and be creative.

Along with two other women at MBH, Dimple helped initiate the Women in the Workplace committee, a forum open to all MBH employees to safely discuss the biases and trials one may face within or outside the office.

MBH is an inclusive employer, and strives to provide an environment where passions and interests are explored and blossom into innovation in design.

With the appointment of Dimple as principal and initiatives such as Women in the Workplace, MBH fosters an environment where people thrive.

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