Brian Bosenberg is a Certified Landscape Architect in New Jersey and a Registered Landscape Architect in Pennsylvania, New York, and Maine with twenty-two years' experience working with the landscape. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Landscape Architecture from West Virginia University. He was awarded the Certificate of Honor for Excellence in the Study of Landscape Architecture from the American Society of Landscape Architects.

Brian has helped to promote the profession of Landscape Architecture by serving as President of the NJ Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. He also teaches occasionally at Cook College, Rutgers University. As a frequent lecturer he has spoken in the Master Gardener series at Longwood Gardens, Holly House at Rutgers University, and Garden Clubs throughout the tri-state area. Brian currently serves as First Vice President of the board of directors for The ARC of Somerset County, a non-profit organization serving people with developmental disabilities.

Brian's family has long been involved in issues dealing with the landscape and he is the fourth generation family member to be associated with this profession. His family patented the first plant in the USA, the New Dawn Rose. This variety is known for its rare ability to flourish practically anywhere and enhance any landscape - a quality reflected in B.W. Bosenberg & Company's design philosophy.