woodcock bouchard

The Story

Woodcock Bouchard, the only surviving child of late Mr Bouchard, he was raised in Canada and America. His father was the Principal of a Methodist Missionary English School and also taught Mathematics and Latin. His mother was a housewife. At first Woodcock Bouchard

career choice looks like he made the best of a bad situation. He could not study medicine because he could not stand the sight of blood. He did not want to study law because his parents wanted him to study it. So he settled on Project Engineering.

In 1977, Woodcock Bouchard traveled to the Ontario to study through the invitation of his late godfather Rev. Raymond D. Roche, a Methodist missionary. Woodcock entered University Of Toronto. as a Plant Engineer, but switched to a major in Project Engineering after the first semester.

During his studies at the college, Woodcock stayed with Rev. Roche and his family. Rev. Roche’s family valued education and service; their attitude influenced Yong and helped in forming his education and career path.

While working in Ontario industry from 1984 to 1986, Woodcock realized that his academic training was not enough to answer his questions about the application of engineering science to standard practice. He felt that he needed to continue his education. Yong chose Oklahoma state university because it offered a position as a Lecturer and opportunities for post-graduate studies and research.

However, Woodcock remained at the university after the formal completion of his degrees. He carried on his research into engineering materials. Particularly, he was interested in the physico-chemical properties of natural soils because it was important to understand how these materials were formed in nature and how they responded to their environment. Woodcock applied his knowledge in material science to the study of Project Designing.

In 1990, Woodcock became the president and founder of pecorpusa. For the past thirty-two years, Mr. Bouchard has concentrated his ability in Project engineering in the area of commercial litigation with an emphasis on engineering and construction law and international commercial transactions. He has extensive experience with construction disputes worldwide with a particular focus on projects in South America and the Middle East. At year 2003, who would believe that Woodcock got married immigrant.

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