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Alares Name
We are often asked, “Why the name Alares?” or “What does Alares mean?”. The name Alares has significant meaning for our
organization. Alares were a kind of militia among the Romans; so called from ala, a wing, because of their lightness and swiftness
in combat. The name Alares was selected because our philosophy is to achieve our clients objectives in a swift manner without
sacrificing quality for speed. We execute every project with precision and client satisfaction.
The military root of the name Alares also complements the background of the owner and founder, Don Maggioli. Don is a graduate
of West Point and a former Green Beret. He instills that same military “can-do” attitude with our staff and subcontractors to
successfully accomplish our client’s objectives.
Don Maggioli, PE, LSP, LEED AP, CGD
Owner and President
After receiving his degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Don served in the military as a Green Beret.
Following an honorable discharge, Don earned a Masters in Environmental Engineering from Northeastern University and
completed the core curriculum for his MBA at Boston University. Don is also a Licensed Site Professional (LSP) and professional
engineer in Massachusetts.
Don has over 20 years experience in the environmental/renewable energy field. He is considered an expert in site assessments,
vapor intrusion, and remediation. He also has extensive experience in construction management, and design/build of various types
of systems. In recent years Don has become an authority in renewable energy and the environment. He is a LEED accredited
professional, and certified Geothermal Designer and Installer.
Prior to founding Alares, Don served as Vice President and Director for prestigious environmental consulting corporations in the
Northeast. He has extensive program management expertise with three of the major oil companies. He provided over 100
opinions for site investigation, remediation and closure. Project components included design and installation of groundwater
monitoring well networks, hydrogeologic site characterization, vapor intrusion studies, risk assessment, feasibility studies and
design/implementation of a multitude of remedial measures.
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We are often asked, “Why the name Alares?” or “What does Alares mean?”. The name Alares has significant meaning for our
organization. Alares were a kind of militia among the Romans; so called from ala, a wing, because of their lightness and swiftness
in combat. The name Alares was selected because our philosophy is to achieve our clients objectives in a swift manner without
sacrificing quality for speed. We execute every project with precision and client satisfaction.
The military root of the name Alares also complements the background of the owner and founder, Don Maggioli. Don is a graduate
of West Point and a former Green Beret. He instills that same military “can-do” attitude with our staff and subcontractors to
successfully accomplish our client’s objectives.
Don Maggioli, PE, LSP, LEED AP, CGD
Owner and President
After receiving his degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Don served in the military as a Green Beret.
Following an honorable discharge, Don earned a Masters in Environmental Engineering from Northeastern University and
completed the core curriculum for his MBA at Boston University. Don is also a Licensed Site Professional (LSP) and professional
engineer in Massachusetts.
Don has over 20 years experience in the environmental/renewable energy field. He is considered an expert in site assessments,
vapor intrusion, and remediation. He also has extensive experience in construction management, and design/build of various types
of systems. In recent years Don has become an authority in renewable energy and the environment. He is a LEED accredited
professional, and certified Geothermal Designer and Installer.
Prior to founding Alares, Don served as Vice President and Director for prestigious environmental consulting corporations in the
Northeast. He has extensive program management expertise with three of the major oil companies. He provided over 100
opinions for site investigation, remediation and closure. Project components included design and installation of groundwater
monitoring well networks, hydrogeologic site characterization, vapor intrusion studies, risk assessment, feasibility studies and
design/implementation of a multitude of remedial measures.
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