Two IMEG executives have been inducted into the Black Hawk College Alumni Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame honors alumni who show “exceptional personal and professional achievements, along with meaningful contributions to society at the local, state, and national levels.” 

Inducted into the 2025 class were: 

Pat Eikenberry, PE, IMEG’s Vice President of Civil Engineering and a managing principal. Pat focuses on strategically growing IMEG’s civil group across the U.S. in a sustainable fashion and has extensive experience in civil engineering and construction management. He has a passion for the success of the Quad Cities and has served with many organizations including the Bettendorf Rotary Club, Quad City Development Group, Bettendorf School Foundation, Bettendorf Development Corporation, Quad City Chamber of Commerce, John Deere Classic Board of Directors, and Trinity Regional Health System. Pat earned his Associate of Science degree in civil engineering from Black Hawk College and is a registered Professional Engineer and an Iowa Licensed Realtor. 

Greg Ryckaert, PE, LEED AP. When he retired in March, Greg was a senior principal and Project Executive for one of IMEG’s civil teams in the Quad Cities. He formerly served as Client Executive for government and municipal clients in the Quad Cities region. Greg also represented communities in Illinois, acting as their city engineer. He is experienced in budgetary planning for capital improvement and strategic planning for municipalities, preliminary and final plans and specifications for various land development, municipal, and transportation projects. Greg is a member of the NSPE, ACEC, APWA, ASCE, SAME, and USGBC. He earned an Associate of Science degree in pre-engineering from Black Hawk College and a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Southern Illinois University.