Speakers

T.J. Brennan, MBA, AIA, CSI, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C

Sr. Product Manager, USG Construction Software & Services

T.J. Brennan is the Sr. Product Manager for USG Construction Software & Services within the Marketing Department, having over 20 years of experience as a licensed architect and industry leader. T.J. focuses on the development and maintenance of software enablement tools for the architecture, design, and construction community, including USG Ceiling Technix, USG Assembly Builder, and USG Virtual Acoustics Experience. Driven by a passion for simplifying complex tasks and delivering accurate information to clients, T.J. is dedicated to streamlining the specification process and supporting the built-environment with innovative, customer-centric solutions.

Session: Success in Specifications: Harnessing Teamwork for Clarity, Accuracy, and Efficiency 

Faith A. Brown, CSI, CDT

Specifications Writer

Faith has spent more than 15 years writing architectural specifications ranging in size from small fast-burn tenant improvements to technically complex multi-building compounds. She has been responsible for preparing project specifications and determining innovative ways to meet client needs through construction specification research and delivery. Her detailed approach enables her to assist the project team in resolving problems related to the use and installation of building materials and products as well as evaluating their suitability for the intended application, proposing alternative products when appropriate.

Project work has evolved in this timeframe starting with Federal compounds, K-12 and higher education projects and public service buildings while engaged with an architecture firm. The formation of Integrated Spec Solutions provided opportunity for project expansion as well, building on her K-12 experience, Faith broke into the elder care facilities and multi-use/mixed-use market. Specifications for these projects include several different sustainable design approaches and the delivery methods for these projects included the traditional Design, Bid, Build as well as Design Build and GC/CM. With her drafting background, Faith enjoys reviewing the drawings to verify that the specifications are well coordinated. This coordination effort is no doubt due to her active membership in CSI, which focuses on communication among all members in the construction industry. Faith has diligently studied proper CSI principles and formats and applies them to her projects.

As an active participant in the CSI Spokane Chapter, she has taught CDT Classes, Specification Organization and communication practices for the entire A/E/C Spokane Community. Through her CSI roles, Faith has developed her leadership and management skills, a great addition to her evolving specifications success. She enjoys working as part of the design team and contributing to the overall success of the project.

Session: Empowering the Generations and Why It Matters!

Tina Cannedy, CDT

Director of Business Development - Architecture, Atlas Roofing Corporation

Tina Cannedy is a technical and architectural executive with over 30 years of experience in building envelope systems, specializing in EIFS, continuous insulation, stucco, gypsum, cement board, and air/water barriers. She holds a B.S. in Materials Science Engineering and is a CSI CDT, AWCI EIFS Inspector, and long-standing Vice Chair of ASTM E06.58. Tina has led system testing and IBC, IECC code compliance programs involving NFPA 285, ASTM, UL, ICC-ES, and Miami-Dade approvals. Her expertise includes system design, dew point analysis, architectural detailing, specification development, and translating complex building codes into constructible, compliant wall assemblies.

Session: Elevating Thermal Efficiency, Durability, and Sustainability through Optimized Continuous Insulation 

Nathalia Cardona

Head of Product, UpCodes

As Head of Product at UpCodes, Nathalia Cardona works closely with AEC professionals to help shape tools that improve the building compliance process.

Before transitioning into AEC technology, Nathalia was a physicist studying dark matter, a background that shaped her focus on data integrity and analytical precision. At UpCodes, she applies that mindset to work with architects, engineers, code consultants, and other industry professionals to understand their most pressing pain points and turn those insights into products that make the building process more efficient, collaborative, and reliable.

Session: The 5th C: Coordination in the Age of AI

Scott Conwell, FCSI, CDT, FAIA, ALA, LEED AP

Director of Industry Development,International Masonry Institute (IMI)

Scott Conwell is a licensed architect, Director of Industry Development with International Masonry Institute (IMI), and tireless advocate for best-practice design and qualified labor in the masonry and tile space.  

In his 30-year tenure at IMI, Conwell has presented over 1,400 seminars on tile, natural stone, terrazzo, and masonry to designers and installers all over the world. His presentation history includes eight CSI National Conferences (2003-2022), thirty-seven CSI bi-regional conferences, regional conferences, and chapter meetings (1996-2024), International conferences in Spain and Italy, as well as intimate in-office accredited educational presentations.

In recognition of his educational contributions to the national design community and his ongoing participation in the development of national tile standards, Conwell has been conferred fellow status by the Construction Specifications Institute (FCSI) and the American Institute of Architects (FAIA). He is also recipient of the Carl V. Cesery Award for Service to the Ceramic Tile Industry by the Tile Contractors’ Association of America (TCAA).

Conwell is a frequent contributor to construction and masonry industry journals, magazines, and blogs including Construction Specifier, Licensed Architect, Masonry Magazine, Tile Magazine, Stone World Magazine, Tile Talk Monthly, and Why Tile. A former board member and committee chair of CSI Chicago, Conwell remains active in CSI and serves on many local and national committees. He is a voting delegate to the Tile Council of North America (TCNA) Handbook Committee and serves on TCNA’s Nominating Committee. He serves on the ANSI and ISO Committees for tile standards, on the National Tile Contractors’ Association (NTCA) Technical Committee, and on the Natural Stone Institute (NSI) Education Committee. He is a founding member and advisor to the industry-wide committee that developed the internationally recognized Advanced Certifications for Tile Installers (ACT). And he is currently on the Board of Directors of the Association of Licensed Architects (ALA).

With over 30,000 followers on LinkedIn and over a million post engagements per year and new posts every week, Conwell is an influencer among design professionals in the realm of social media. 

Session: Materiality of Masonry 

Stacy M. Craig, CSI, CDT

Product Manager, USG Corporation Ceilings

Stacy Craig is a Product Manager in USG Corporation’s Ceilings division. With extensive expertise in acoustic design and ceiling solutions, Stacy oversees and supports the Ceilings Sales Team at USG. Stacy partners closely with her team to support architects, specification writers, and contractors to deliver high-performance products and technical support for commercial and institutional projects. Stacy’s collaborative approach and commitment to continuous innovation make her a trusted resource for professionals seeking clarity, performance, and sustainability in ceiling specifications.

Session: Success in Specifications: Harnessing Teamwork for Clarity, Accuracy, and Efficiency

Manoj Dalaya, FAIA, CSI, CCS, CCCA

Principal and Co-President, KGD Architecture

Manoj Dalaya is a principal and co-president of KGD Architecture with more than 38 years of experience delivering complex architectural and urban design projects. A member of the Construction Specifications Institute for more than two decades, he brings a practitioner’s lens to technical specifications, delegated design, and construction administration, aligning performance requirements with constructability, risk management, and project delivery outcomes.

He has served CSI as a post-exam item reviewer for both the CCS^® and CCCA^® credentialing programs and contributes nationally through AIA leadership, including service on the AIA Contract Documents Committee (2022–2032), and is the Task Group Chair for AIA Document B101. Manoj also served as President of AIA Northern Virginia (2021) and has held additional chapter leadership roles, and he has lectured at George Mason University’s Center for Real Entrepreneurship since 2013.

His work emphasizes high-performance, secure, and resilient environments, integrating enclosure and life-safety requirements, infrastructure, and technology to support durable, well-coordinated buildings that serve their occupants and mission.

Sessions:

Delegated Design: Where Liability Hides

A "Sneak Peek" at the 2027 Editions of AIA Documents A201 and B101

Paul Doherty, AIA, CSI, CDT, IFMA Fellow, DFC Senior Fellow

Chairman and CEO, TDG

Paul Doherty is Chairman and CEO of TDG (the digit group), a globally renowned and award-winning architect who is one of the world’s most sought after thought leaders, strategists and integrators of process, technology, and business.

As seen on The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg TV, acknowledged by CNBC as one of America's Business Titans and reported by Forbes as “Changing the World”, Paul is a Senior Fellow of the Design Futures Council and a Fellow of the International Facility Management Association (IFMA).

Paul's current work is as Chairman of TDG Global Ventures, a Smart City real estate development company that provides financing, design-build and innovative technology solutions around the world. Concurrently, Paul is also the co-founder and producer of the critically acclaimed AEC Hackathon that launched at Facebook Headquarters. His past successful ventures include Revit Technologies (Sold to Autodesk 2002), Buzzsaw (Autodesk 2001) and TRIRIGA (IBM 2011). His 2 latest books are “Smart Cities: Reimagining the Urban Experience” published by Quality Press, which has been listed by BuiltWorlds and the Smart Cities World Congress Recommended Reading List and “Unlocking the Metaverse: A Strategic Guide for the Future of the Built Environment”, published by John Wiley & Sons, which rated #1 New Release and an Editor’s Pick on Amazon.com.

Paul sits on the Advisory Board of John Wiley & Son’s Architectural Graphic Standards. Paul also sits on the Board of Directors of the United Nations International Mayors Communication Center, dedicated to the proper implementation of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in urban environments. 

Session: From Static Documents to Living Intelligence: How AI Will Transform Construction Specifications 

Shelby Fisher

Specifications Manager, Kirksey Architecture

Shelby Fisher is the Specifications Manager for Kirksey Architecture in Houston. She has been writing specifications full-time for the past eight years. She produces specifications for a wide range of project types, including healthcare, K-12, science and technology, higher education, and multi-family.

Shelby is an active member of the CSI Houston Chapter Board where she previously served as President. She enjoys CSI as a way to connect with Architects, Specifiers, Engineers, Contractors and Product Representatives while working towards improving the AEC industry. When Shelby isn’t writing specifications, she loves cooking and eating with her husband. She is a native Houstonian and feels passionate about the Houston Tex-Mex scene. She has two young children who keep her very busy as well as the cutest golden retriever you will ever meet.

Session: Elevate Everyday to Gourmet: Crafting High-Performance Architectural Specifications 

Ronald L. Geren, FCSI, Distinguished Member, AIA, CCS, CCCA, CDT, CSC

Owner, RLGA Technical Services

Ronald L. Geren is the owner of RLGA Technical Services, a specifications and building code consulting firm in Scottsdale, Arizona. He has over 35 years of experience in the design and construction industry, including projects covering many building types such as residence halls, classroom and office buildings, libraries, multifamily residential, commercial office and retail, religious, theaters, and military. Ron holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Arizona. Ron is an adjunct professor at The School of Architecture, Founded by Frank Lloyd Wright, where he teaches building codes.

Ron is the author of Applying the Building Code: Step-by-Step Guidance for Design and Building Professionals and has coauthored CSI’s Project Delivery Practice Guide and Construction Specifications Practice Guide. Ron is a Certified Construction Specifier, a Certified Construction Contract Administrator, a Construction Documents Technologist, a Certified Building Plans Examiner, and a Certified Accessibility Inspector/Plans Examiner. He is a past chair of the AIA MasterSpec Architectural Review Committee, has served on the AIA Codes and Standards Committee, and is currently a member of the AIA Documents Committee and is the Task Group Chair for AIA Document A201. Ron is also the vice chair of the ICC Performance Code Committee and president-elect of the Specifications Consultants in Independent Practice (SCIP). Ron is a former chair of the CSI Board of Directors and the CSI Foundation Board of Trustees. For CSI, Ron currently serves as chair of the CSI Standards Steering Committee and as a subject matter expert. 

Session: A "Sneak Peek" at the 2027 Editions of AIA Documents A201 and B101 

Joshua Guerra, RA, CSI, CDT, LEED AP

Architectural Specification Writer

Joshua Guerra is an Architectural Specification Writer and Technical Advocate with over 20 years of experience delivering thoughtful, comprehensive, and well-coordinated projects across diverse sectors, including workplace environments, high-tech data centers and laboratories, multi-family housing, hospitality, retail, and mixed-use developments. He expertly leads project teams through the full architectural process—from programming and master planning to detailed construction contract administration—while emphasizing functionality, relevance, and simplicity in his design philosophy.

A certified Construction Documents Technologist (CDT^®) and active member of CSI, Josh conducts rigorous quality control reviews and authors architectural specifications for a wide range of projects. He created the Otak Architecture Graphic Standards Manual and is currently revising the SERA Architecture Graphic Standards Manual, underscoring his deep expertise in establishing firm-wide standards that enhance clarity, consistency, and quality in construction documentation.

Originally from Dallas, Texas, Josh earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Notre Dame in 2000 (majoring in Design with studies in Industrial Design and Graphic Design), followed by professional graphic design work. He then completed a Master of Architecture at Texas A&M University in 2005, with international experiences including a semester at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain; historic preservation survey work at Pointe du Hoc in Normandy, France; and the Romieniec Fellowship supporting architectural research in Australia.

Passionate about collaboration and mentoring, Josh thrives in team environments, fostering open, honest, and professional communication while guiding junior staff through building codes, detailing, and professional practice. Outside architecture, he finds balance through soccer (as player, coach, referee, and fan), woodworking, philosophy, classic literature, and family time—pursuits that continually fuel his creative and strategic perspective. 

Session: Graphic Standards; A Framework for Exceptional Construction Documents

Sherry Harbaugh,  FCSI, CCS, RA

Specifier, TRC Inc

After nearly 30 years in the construction industry predominantly as an independent specifier, Sherry’s current focus revolves around education, empowering construction teams to be confident about communicating with specifications and learning about construction materials.

She is passionate about educating the next generation of our industry in the aspects of specifications and enjoys working with teams, researching products, and building relationships within the industry. Sherry believes product knowledge comes from asking questions, listening to others, and digging into information.

Session: The 5th C: Coordination in the Age of AI 

Melody Jackson, CSI, CDT

Senior Specifier, Populous

Melody Jackson is a Senior Specification Writer for Populous. She is a highly experienced professional with over seven years’ experience as a full-time spec writer and five years’ experience in the manufacturing sector as an architectural representative focusing on roofing, waterproofing, and building science. Melody has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Houston. She has conducted education sessions for the 2025 CSI National Conference, the 2024 CSI National Conference, the 2024 Lone Star Sustainability Forum, the 2023 SCIP conference, and the 2023 Mexico Roofing Day in Mexico City. She has also taught hundreds of AIA continuing education classes to architecture firms related to roofing, waterproofing, hurricane wind uplift, and severe weather. Melody is immediate Past-President of the CSI Houston chapter and has served in several officer positions over the years.

Session: Elevate Everyday to Gourmet: Crafting High-Performance Architectural Specifications

Matt Johnson

Director of Manufacturer Solutions, RIB Software

Matt Johnson is the Director of Manufacturer Solutions at RIB Software, bringing with him over 35 years of experience in product management, with a focus on products built-in support construction specifications. He previously held the role of CTO and board member at MasterSpec and set up their original manufacturer program and technology stack. He is also the former American delegate for the International Construction Information Society, which provided him with the opportunity to collaborate with international efforts focused on improving coordination between BIM and specifications.

Session: The Changing Economics of Specifications: AI, Data Silos, and Sustainability

Shaun Katz

Product Line Manager, Detec Systems

With over 25 years of experience in customer service and business administration, Shaun Katz has spent the past decade specializing in Electronic Leak Detection (ELD) for roofing and waterproofing systems. He is an active member of CSI, ASTM, and IIBEC, and has worked extensively with property managers, building owners, contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, manufacturers, and testing agencies on both forensic leak investigations and quality assurance testing for new construction projects.

Shaun has delivered hundreds of educational presentations and live demonstrations on ELD technologies across North America. In recognition of his expertise and contribution to industry education, he received the Presenter of the Year Award from the Chicago Chapter of IIBEC in 2020.

His professional goal is to promote a clear, practical understanding of Electronic Leak Detection and to help all stakeholders achieve accurate, reliable, and verifiable results in their roofing and waterproofing projects

Session: Electronic Leak Detection: Lessons Learned from ELD Testing and Continuous Monitoring for Roofing 

Lindsey Kuster, PE

Engineered Wood Specialist at APA – The Engineered Wood Association

Lindsey Kuster is an engineered wood specialist based in San Diego, serving the southwest region, including California, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico. Lindsey promotes the correct use of engineered wood products to designers, builders, and code officials and brings a passion for sustainable design to her role. Lindsey has over 7 years of structural engineering experience working on a variety of new and existing buildings including healthcare, education, and civic projects. She received her master’s degree in structural engineering from UC San Diego and her bachelor’s degree in architectural engineering from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and is a registered Professional Engineer in the state of California.

Session: How to Specify Engineered Wood 

Adrienne Lewis, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP

Principal and Architect, Dekker

Adrienne Lewis is a Principal and Architect at Dekker with more than 30 years of experience working on civic, public safety, education, and workplace projects across the Southwest. She co-leads the Phoenix Dekker office and serves as the Public Safety Practice Leader, known for her collaborative approach and practical, client-focused design solutions. Adrienne is a NASRO-Certified CPTED Practitioner and a LEED Accredited Professional, with a focus on creating safe, sustainable, and well-functioning facilities. She enjoys mentoring staff and supporting a strong studio culture. Outside of work, Adrienne is a mother of two adult children, a grandmother of two, and an avid pet lover.

Session: Specifying for the Worst Day: Architecture and Engineering for Emergency Operations

Linda McCandless

National Specification Manager, Malarkey Roofing Products

Linda McCandless is the National Specification Manager for Malarkey Roofing Products out of Portland, OR. She has 30 years of building products experience, with most of her efforts spent on the building envelope side with the focus on exterior wall waterproofing and rainscreen system development. She has moved to the top of the building to promote steep slope roofing systems.

Linda has presented at multiple AIA state conferences, local meetings and architectural firms. She has been an active member of the CSI Northwest Region and a speaker at their conference in 2025. She has also participated in multiple IIBEC conferences as a speaker.

Fun fact, Linda is a five time Ironman athlete, with one of them being the World Championship in Kona, HI.

Session: Sustainable Roofing Solutions: Unlocking the Power of Modern Asphalt Shingles

John Montaño, P.E.

Principal and Electrical Engineer for Bridgers & Paxton

John Montano is a Principal and Electrical Engineer for Bridgers & Paxton with over 30 years of experience. He has completed projects for education, performing arts, medical and healthcare facilities, hospitality, office buildings, retail, municipal/governmental agencies, and military and industrial facilities. His expertise includes electrical studies, pre-design investigation, fee proposals, estimates of probable electrical construction costs, presentation of progress drawings to clients, lighting design and calculations, power systems design and load calculations, fire alarm system design, lighting protection, telecommunications, specification editing, construction administration, and field observations.

Session: Specifying for the Worst Day: Architecture and Engineering for Emergency Operations

Frank Mruk, CSI, FAIA, RIBA, LEED AP

Senior Director of Building Innovations, NRMCA

Frank Mruk is an architect, technology strategist and founder of the Center for Strategic Innovation and the Center for Smart Building Technology and is a Senior Director of Building Innovations at NRMCA. Educated at Pratt and Oxford University, he has taught at SVA/RISD/Parsons/NYU and at NYIT where he served as associate dean of Architecture. Earlier he served as VP of Strategy for Morgan Stanley and directed Turkish Architect Emre Arolat’s NYC office. Frank is a past President of AIA RI, NYC ASP and Metro NY CSI. He is a Morse Stone Fellow and a Fellow of the AIA and the Strategic Planning Society. He currently serves as President, CSI Northeast Region. 

Session: Material Agency Reconsidered: From Specifications to Stewardship

Mark Ogg, CSI, CCCA, CDT, MCM, PMP

Lead Specification Writer, Kirksey Architects

Mark Ogg brings over 31 years of construction industry experience spanning project management, technical specifications, and construction administration. Currently serving as CSI Great Lakes Region Past President and Director with the CSINext Chapter, Mark has demonstrated extensive leadership across chapter and regional levels since joining CSI in 2013.

 A frequent presenter at CSI National Conferences, Regional Conferences, and local chapter meetings, he shares his expertise in construction documentation, certification preparation, and industry best practices. Mark serves on CSI's Education & Knowledge Committee and Editorial Advisory Committee for Construction Specifier Magazine, contributing to the advancement of construction specification knowledge.

He holds a Master of Construction Management from Western Carolina University, a Bachelors in Construction Management from the University of Cincinnati, and maintains CCCA^® and CDT^® certifications. As Senior Project Manager at JLL, Mark applies construction documentation expertise to CAPEX programs exceeding $130M annually, ensuring specification compliance and technical coordination for Fortune 500 clients. 

Session: CDT^® Fundamentals 

Dave Robson

Group Vice President of Business Development, Walbridge

With a career spanning over two decades at Walbridge, David Robson has established himself as a visionary executive leader and a driving force behind the company’s expansion into high-growth, technical markets. Currently serving as Group Vice President of Business Development, David oversees the sales infrastructure and strategic roadmaps for this ENR Top 25 firm, which maintains a 110-year legacy and annual sales of $10 billion. His leadership is characterized by a "competitive edge" pursuit model that seamlessly synchronizes sales, marketing, engineering, and operations to dominate the bidding landscape in specialized sectors.

David’s impact is most notably felt in the Mission Critical sector; an offering Walbridge launched in 2016, and he has since grown by securing more than 6GW of data center construction contracts with global industry tech giants. Since joining Walbridge in 2001, he has demonstrated a unique ability to navigate economic volatility, diversifying the company’s portfolio during major downturns to ensure sustainable growth. His current mandate involves engineering sophisticated acquisition strategies to penetrate emerging markets such as next-gen infrastructure, defense tech, semiconductor and life science. Beyond strategy, David is the account executive to several foundational customers and acts as a primary internal advisor prior to contract execution, bridging the gap between complex customer requirements and company resources.

A graduate of St. Clair College and the Harvard Business School Executive Education Program, David balances his rigorous professional schedule with a deep commitment to the Detroit community. He actively contributes his expertise to the United Way Leadership Next Detroit, the Engineering Society of Detroit’s Young Engineers Council, and the American Diabetes Association’s Tour De Cure. When he is not on the road architecting new business opportunities, David cherishes time spent with his family.

Session: Why Speed Matters in Data Center Delivery

Kate Stewart, CSI, CDT, LEED Green Associate

Specifications & Data Analyst, Knotwood

Kate Stewart specializes in building envelope systems, sustainability, and architectural education within the building materials industry. Her background includes specification-focused education and support for the design community across integrated building envelope systems, with an emphasis on performance, resilience, durability, and long-term material considerations. Kate has developed and delivered accredited education programs on sustainable design, risk mitigation, and building performance. She currently works in specification strategy for architectural aluminum systems and finishes at Knotwood. 

Session: Beyond First Cost: When Sustainability Meets Service Life 

Janet Williams, CSI CDT

Information Manager at ABI

Janet Williams brings a wealth of expertise and a meticulous approach to her work, backed by an Associate of Applied Science in Landscape & Irrigation Design from Spokane Community College. Her diverse professional journey spans the U.S. Military, real estate, retail management, and customer service, showcasing her adaptability and commitment to excellence. Known for her keen attention to detail, Janet consistently delivers high-quality results across every facet of her career.

She holds a Construction Documents Technologist (CDT^®) certification and has excelled in roles such as Document Coordinator and Specifications Writer at Integrated Spec Solutions in Spokane, Washington. A collaborative and forward-thinking professional, Janet is deeply engaged in her local CSI chapter, where she currently serves as President.

Session: Empowering the Generations and Why It Matters! 

Lance Williams

Architectural Sales Manager, Atlas Roofing Corporation

Lance Williams is an Architectural Sales Manager focused on how today’s enclosure choices shape tomorrow’s buildings. Drawing on more than 20 years in commercial walls and continuous insulation, he brings a long-view perspective on performance, risk, and carbon grounded in building science and real-world application realities. He’s known for framing complex envelope decisions in ways that resonate with owners, designers, and builders alike.

Session: Elevating Thermal Efficiency, Durability, and Sustainability through Optimized Continuous Insulation 

Erin Wilson

Learning Strategist, dormakaba Americas

Erin Wilson brings over 30 years of expertise in the Security Industry, spanning distribution and manufacturing. She has extensive experience in take-offs, purchasing, and project management. For the past 11+ years on the manufacturing side, she has served as an Architectural Consultant, Specifications Manager, and currently as Learning Strategist - Influencers, delivering opening solutions education focused on proper product selection for safe, secure environments. Erin holds numerous industry credentials including Distinguished Consultant, DAOC, CFDAI, DHT, DHC, and CCPR.

Session: Specifying Electrified Hardware: Electric Strikes, Mag Locks, and Wireless Access Control 

Michael Young, FCSI, CDT, CCCA, CCS, AAAE C.M

Project Manager, City and County of Denver on the Denver International Airport (DEN) Special Projects

Mike earned his degree in Construction Management from Colorado State University and has over 40 years’ experience in construction with the past 25 years in municipal government, managing projects through every stage of the Facility Life Cycle utilizing a variety of project delivery methods.  Mike has been active at local, regional, and national levels of CSI for 30 years and is currently serving on the Institute Board of Directors as Chair-Elect.  Mike has enjoyed being involved in representing CSI at the Associated Schools of Construction Region 6 and 7 annual student competition, he is a member of Colorado State University’s Department of Construction Management Professional Advisory Development Board and has taught CSI’s Construction Document Technologist (CDT^®) curriculum at the Community College of Denver.

Session: CDT^® Fundamentals