Article: Sour deal behind it, Tetra Tech gets in position for turnaround.(Albert Smith appointed)(Company Profile)

TETRA Tech Inc.'s decision last week to name Albert Smith, a former Lockheed Martin Corp. executive, to the newly created post of vice chairman comes at a crucial time for the Pasadena-based engineering and consulting firm.

Smith's arrival eases questions about Tetra Tech's future management, just as Chairman and Chief Executive Li-San Hwang is about to turn 70 next month.

After putting together compounded growth of 27 percent in both earnings and revenues for its first decade as a public company, Tetra Tech hit a wall in 2001 with the telecommunications meltdown.

The stock peaked above $37 in December 2000 and hasn't climbed above $27.60 since ...

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