November 1, 2022 - 8:00am to 4:30pm

The Structural Engineers Association of Illinois is delighted to kick off the NCSEA Summit with the 12th Annual Structures Symposium, which provides a forum for engineers to share analysis, design, and construction information from recent projects in Illinois and across the nation with unique and/or distinguishing characteristics.  Attendance typically represents a diverse cross-section of all aspects of the profession, including design, construction management, material suppliers, academia, general contracting, and owners’ representatives.

7 hours of continuing education credit expected.  

Program

 

 7:30am - 8:00 am

 Registration/ Breakfast/Visit exhibitors

 8:00 am - 8:10 am

 Program Begins: Welcome and Introduction to the Symposium

 8:10 am - 8:40 am

 Shoring + Shortening + Sloshing = Success at One Ch1cago

 
Adam G. Theiss, Magnusson Klemencic Associates

 8:40 am - 9:10 am

 The Quest for the Holy Grail - How to Design for a Sustainable Future

 Laura Hagan, IMEG Corp.

 9:10 am - 9:12 am

 Platinum 1 

 9:12 am - 9:42 am

 Peru Reconstruction Project

 Jorge Cobo, P.E., Arup

9:42 am - 10:12 am

 Unordinary Tubular Connections

 
Cathleen Jacinto, PE, SE - FORSE Consulting / Steel Tube Institute

10:12 am - 10:14 am

 Platinum 2

10:14 am - 10:24 am

 Break - visit exhibitors

10:24 am - 10:54 am

 Marine Terminal Rehabilitation and Repair

 Rose McClure, PE, SE and Eric Fleet, PE - SGH

10:54 am - 11:24 am 

 Masonry Prefabrication Structural Edition

 Sam Rubenzer, PE, SE - International Masonry Institute / FORSE Consulting

 11:24 am - 11:54 am

 Steppenwolf Theatre Expansion: A Quiet Concrete Oasis

 Elaine Shapiro, S.E. - Thornton Tomasetti

 11:54 am - 12:40 pm

 Lunch

 12:40 pm - 1:40 pm

 Champlain Towers South – WJE Collapse Investigation

 Matthew Fadden, PhD, PE - WJE

 1:40 pm - 1:42 pm

 Platinum 3

 1:42 pm - 2:12 pm

 Checking of Structural Calculations and Drawings

 Thomas F. Heausler, PE, SE - Heausler Structural Engineers

 2:12 pm - 2:42 pm

 Celebrating the City - Design of Centene Stadium

 Matt Breidenthal, SE, PE, LEED, AP - HOK

 2:42 pm - 3:00 pm

 Break - visit exhibitors

 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm

 Alcove and Prime

John Viise, SE, PE, CEng - Desimone Consulting Engineers

 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

 Revitalization of the Big White Store in Peoria, IL

Joe Porada, P.E. Thornton Tomasetti

 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

 SPLAM – Spatial Laminated Timber Pavilion

Benton Johnson, PE, SE - SOM Chicago

 4:32 pm - 4:34 pm

 Platinum 4 

 4:34 pm - 5:04 pm

 The Renovation of the Book Development

 
Suzanne Provanzana, SE, PE, LEED AP - Buro Happold

 5:04 PM

 Adjourn

 





Registration

  • $400 - SEAOI/SEA Member
  • $525 - Nonmember

     

Group Registration: Companies with 5+ attendees will receive $50 off each registration fee. Complete list of attendees' names and addresses must be submitted to office@SEAOI.org to qualify and for registration.

REGISTRATION CLOSES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2022 - REGISTER TODAY!


Exhibitor Opportunities -- $1,000 

  • Dedicated table in event space (approx. 4'x2')
  • One admission to event
  • Recognition in the program and from the podium
  • Access to participants during breakfast, lunch and breaks during the day

     

Sponsor Opportunities

 

Platinum - $1,200 (3 remaining)

  • Sponsor logo inclusion and recognition as a Platinum Sponsor in SEAOI’s marketing efforts (email blasts, Tuesday Update, SEAOI website, etc.) to over 2,400 structural engineers and members of the built world
  • Two minutes of speaking time during one of the presentation days

     

Gold - $900

  • Sponsor logo inclusion and recognition as a Gold Sponsor in SEAOI’s marketing efforts (email blasts, Tuesday Update, SEAOI website, etc.) to over 2,400 structural engineers and members of the built world
  • Sponsor logo and recognition as a Gold Sponsor on all Welcome and Thank You slides
  • Two SEAOI Tuesday Update Ads (date TBD by both parties)

     

Silver - $700

  • Sponsor logo inclusion and recognition as a Silver Sponsor in SEAOI’s marketing efforts (email blasts, Tuesday Update, SEAOI website, etc.) to over 2,400 structural engineers and members of the built world
  • Sponsor logo and recognition as a Silver Sponsor on all Welcome and Thank You slides
  • One SEAOI Tuesday Update Ad (date TBD by both parties)

     

Bronze - $400

  • Sponsor logo inclusion and recognition as a Bronze Sponsor in SEAOI’s marketing efforts (email blasts, Tuesday Update, SEAOI website, etc.) to over 2,400 structural engineers and members of the built world
  • Sponsor logo and recognition as a Bronze Sponsor on all Welcome and Thank You slides

     

Location

Hilton Chicago

720 South Michigan Avenue

Chicago, IL 60605

About the Speakers

Adam G. Theiss, Principal 

Magnusson Klemencic Associates


Adam is a Principal with 17 years of engineering experience, all at Magnusson Klemencic Associates.  A licensed structural engineer, he has managed the structural design of notable Chicago high-rises including One Ch1cago, No. 9 Walton, The Reed, and River Point Tower.  He is a member of the firm’s Residential and Hospitality Specialists Groups, and he leads the firm’s Foundations Technical Specialist Team.

Shoring + Shortening + Sloshing = Success at One Ch1cago

One Ch1cago, the recently completed 4th-tallest residential building in Chicago, is a 2.1 million square foot residential development in the heart of the River North neighborhood.  Featuring a 77-story and a 50-story tower over a common, full-block, nine-story podium with four levels of below grade parking, the project’s unique combination of height, below-grade depth, and full-block footprint required proactive design and construction approaches.  This presentation focuses on the key structural items that drove the project’s success: top-down construction, column shortening, and the implementation of sloshing damper tanks for occupant comfort.


 

Laura Hagan, PE

IMEG Corp.

Laura Hagan, PE, is an experienced structural engineer who is working continuously to create effective, economical, and sustainable structural solutions. She brings a broad spectrum of experience to the client, including design of multi-family residential buildings, single-family homes, mixed-use residential, commercial, K-12 education, municipal, and institutional projects, as well as renovations, remodels, excavation shoring, and building shoring. Laura leads IMEG’s internal Structural Sustainability Task Force and is continuously working to improve structural design practices so as to have reduced negative effects on the surrounding environment. She is also IMEG’s Embodied Carbon Champion, acting as IMEG’s representative to the SE 2050 Challenge, a member of SEAONC’s Sustainable Design Committee and a founding member of the NCSEA National Sustainable Design Committee.

The Quest for the Holy Grail - How to Design for a Sustainable Future

It is now more important than ever for structural engineers to focus on the collective goal of reducing carbon impact. This presentation will provide an overview of embodied carbon and why it is so vital that the AEC industry work toward its reduction. It will provide practical ways for those of us in the industry to hold each other accountable, such as signing up for the Structural Engineers 2050 Commitment Program, created in support of the SE 2050 Challenge, which calls on all structural engineers to understand, reduce, and ultimately eliminate embodied carbon in their projects.


 

Jorge Cobo, P.E.

Senior Structural Engineer - Arup

Jorge is a Senior Structural Engineer in the Arup Chicago  office with a special interest in 3D modeling of complex structures to assist in analyzing the structural behavior of the design. He has experience with a wide range of projects, such as high-rise structures, aviation, health care and education buildings. Jorge has worked extensively with steel, masonry and concrete structures. He is skilled in using several commercial structural engineering software packages, such as Etabs, RAM, RISA, and Revit. He has been directly involved in all phases of design process from design development, modeling/ drawing production, and construction administration stage. Jorge is also bilingual in Spanish and English.

Peru Reconstruction Project

Following the devastating loss of lives and livelihoods during the El Niño climate cycle in 2017, the UK Department for International Trade signed a Government-to-Government (G2G) agreement in June 2020 with the Government of Peru to help accelerate the reconstruction of vital schools, health facilities and flood protection. The UK Delivery Team (UKDT) of Arup, Mace and Gleeds has been working with the Authority for Reconstruction with Changes (ARCC) to apply international best practice to the reconstruction of resilient and sustainable facilities and infrastructure. The G2G partnership is supporting the reconstruction of 74 schools and 15 new or completely rebuilt hospitals and health facilities. To protect communities against future extreme weather events, the UKDT is accelerating the implementation of sustainable flood prevention by improving 17 river basins, five gullies and seven drainage systems across seven regions. A national early warning system is also being implemented to help the public prepare and reduce the impact of natural disasters in high-risk areas. Timeframe 2 years.


Matt Breidenthal, SE, PE, LEED, AP

Engineering Practice Leader - HOK

Matt Breidenthal is a Senior Principal and Engineering Practice Leader with HOK.  He serves on HOK’s Design Board, Marketing Board, and Board of Directors, and runs the firm’s Research program. His projects in Illinois include the current expansion at O’Hare’s International Terminal, the Art Institute of Chicago Modern Wing, and the Poetry Foundation Headquarters.

Celebrating the City - Design of Centene Stadium

Centene Stadium represents a new paradigm for MLS, and the structural design of the stadium and adjacent campus are critical aspects of its success.  This presentation will focus on the unique aspects of the structural design and analysis that achieved accelerated design delivery while minimizing structure throughout so that the stadium doesn’t “turn its back” in any direction.


 

Rose McClure, PE, SE

Senior Consulting Engineer - Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

Rose McClure is a Senior Consulting Engineer at Simpson Gumpertz & Heger. She specializes in the repair and rehabilitation of existing structures and the analysis and design of foundation systems. Rose received a BS from Cornell University and an MEng from MIT. She is active within the SE community through NCSEA and ASCE/SEI and is a member of the SEAOI WISE and EDI Committees. 

Eric Fleet, PE

Project Consultant - Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

Eric Fleet, P.E. is a Project Consultant at Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH). In his time with SGH, he has worked on a broad variety of projects involving repair and rehabilitation of an existing marine oil terminal, investigation of glass enclosure systems, seismic qualifications of structural components for nuclear applications, and the design of steel stairs in existing concrete high-rise structures. Eric received his MSCE from Purdue University where he performed extensive research on bond strength and confinement of reinforced concrete using high-strength steel bars.

Marine Terminal Rehabilitation and Repair

What happens when superficial damage masks greater issues at a marine oil terminal facility? In this presentation, Rose McClure and Eric Fleet will share their experiences at an existing waterfront terminal facility in Blue Island, Illinois. What began as an initial condition assessment expanded to include deck repair and replacement, bulkhead design, foundations for crane equipment and mooring point rehabilitation. We will highlight how the design of these marine oil terminal structures differ from traditional building structures and discuss site constraints and considerations when working on federally-regulated waterways. This presentation will also review in detail the different bulkhead system options we considered during design including traditional sheet piles, soldier piles and combination wall systems.


Sam Rubenzer, PE, SE

Masonry Prefabrication Structural Edition

International Masonry Institute / FORSE Consulting


Samuel Rubenzer, PE, SE, & MBA has over 20 years of experience in structural engineering. Sam started FORSE Consulting in 2010 and continues to assist fellow structural engineers with designs on various projects. He has also been a consultant to Structural Masonry Coalitions since 2010. Sam speaks at several national structural engineering conferences on masonry design and the use of software. Sam is a licensed SE in the state of Illinois and PE in many Midwestern states.

Masonry Prefabrication Structural Edition

Prefabrication is the process where elements are assembled in a warehouse or plant and then transferred to the construction site for installation. Explore structural prefabricated masonry solutions that can positively impact constructability issues, schedule, and cost. Join us as we explore new masonry prefab solutions like CMU wall panels, stair/elevator shafts, and structural masonry lintels.


 

Elaine Shapiro, S.E.

Associate - Thornton Tomasetti

Elaine is a structural engineer in Thornton Tomasetti’s Renewal practice, specializing in the adaptive reuse and renovation of existing structures, which include Wrigley Field and the Marshall Field and Company Building in Chicago. She is active in the ACE Mentor program and serves on the board of directors for the Association for Preservation Technology.

Steppenwolf Theatre Expansion: A Quiet Concrete Oasis

Opening in the fall of 2021, the Steppenwolf Theatre Expansion brought to life the Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s long-standing vision to redefine the theater experience in Chicago with a 400-seat in-the-round theater situated at the center of a four-story concrete building. The theater is acoustically isolated from the surrounding structure, requiring unique detailing at the interface of the structures. At the theater roof, story-deep steel trusses carry the large and highly variable demand of theater rigging.


 

Matthew Fadden, PhD, PE

Senior Associate - Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

His primary expertise includes evaluating, analyzing, and designing steel and reinforced concrete structures. In addition, his project experience includes failure investigations, structural repair and retrofit, high-fidelity finite element modeling, full-scale experimental testing, and wind tunnel studies.

Champlain Towers South – WJE Collapse Investigation

In the early morning hours of 24 June 2021, the eastern half of 12-story Champlain Towers South Condominiums collapsed. Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. (WJE) was retained by attorneys representing the condominium association to determine the cause of the collapse and provide litigation support. This presentation describes our investigation and summarizes the findings.


 

Thomas F. Heausler, PE, SE

Structural Engineer - Heausler Structural Engineers

Thomas F. Heausler, PE, SE has over 40 years experience in structural engineering. He serves as Chair of the NCSEA Seismic Code Advisory Committee and has been a voting member of ASCE 7 Seismic Committee since 2006.  Mr. Heausler has frequently presented at national and regional conferences and has authored articles for Structure Magazine.  He has performed as a grader for the NCEES National Structural Engineering 16 hour exam.  Mr. Heausler has taught Structural Analysis and Earthquake Engineering at the University of Missouri Kansas City and he holds Bachelors and Masters degrees from Tulane University.  Mr. Heausler is licensed in 27 States and serves as an independent structural engineer, engaged by engineering firms, for mentoring, senior review, and seismic code interpretations and guidance.

Checking of Structural Calculations and Drawings

This presentation will discuss the problems and solutions associated with engineering errors and omissions in structural calculations and drawings.  The presentation will discuss:

  • Dramatic failures caused by engineering errors
  • Minor embarrassing errors that occur with unacceptable frequency
  • Traditional checking procedures used by large, medium, and small firms
  • Formal and informal peer review
  • Best practices and examples of best practices for checking
  • Recommendations for a formal checking program tailored to your firm

     

 

Cathleen Jacinto, PE, SE

HSS Technical Consultant - FORSE Consulting / Steel Tube Institute

Cathleen has over 20 years of experience practicing structural engineering on a variety of projects while at Thornton Tomasetti, T.Y. Lin International, and currently at FORSE Consulting.  At FORSE, she also contributes to seminars and publications.  One topic Cathleen highlights is structural steel HSS design, as a technical consultant to the Steel Tube Institute.  She contributes as a Board Member to SEAOI and serves on committees with AISC, ASTM, and AWS.

Unordinary Tubular Connections

Girts and moments and torsion, oh my! These aren't your momma's standard connections. This presentation will focus on the atypical HSS connections - the connections not covered in the AISC Manual. We will explore the most economical way to detail them and provide tips for design, in addition to addressing torsion, tolerance, and economical design.


 

John Viise, SE, PE, CEng

Managing Principal - Desimone Consulting Engineers

John Viise is the Managing Principal of DeSimone’s Chicago office. His experience includes high-rise and specialty structures around the world. His area of expertise includes wind and seismic engineering in tall building design. Mr. Viise’s most recent work in Chicago includes 900 W Randolph, a 500-foot-tall, condominium tower that achieves a slender form without the need for costly outriggers, and Lincoln Yards, a 22-story, 637,000 square foot building comprised of ground floor retail, office space, and parking. Other domestic experience includes the proposed Paramount Tower, a 750-foot-tall residential high-rise in Nashville, Tennessee, which will be the city’s tallest building.

Alcove and Prime

Positioned on a prime site in downtown Nashville, adjacent to the 17-acre, Amazon-anchored Nashville Yards development, two residential towers named Alcove (900 Church) and Prime (801 Church) in downtown Nashville are designed for the same developer, Giarratana Development. 

Alcove is a 34-story, 416-foot-tall tower with 356 units that features amenities such as rooftop glass-bottom pool that extends beyond the tower edge along with several communal terraces. The building is composed as a series of stacked, shifted cubes organized in pairs on four levels. The unique arrangement opens up inner sections of the building and allows for unique views and alcoves. Two of the 75-foot-tall terrace alcoves will face east with views to the Nashville skyline and two others will face west with unobstructed sunset views. 


Joe Porada, P.E.

Senior Engineer - Thornton Tomasetti

Joe is a senior engineer with Thornton Tomasetti in Chicago. Licensed as a professional engineer in the state of California, he received his master’s degree in Structural Engineering from Lehigh University and his bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. In addition to the OSF Healthcare renovation, Joe has also recently been involved in the design of the Wrigley Sportsbook and Lincoln Yards Parcels C.1 and D.1.

Revitalization of the Big White Store in Peoria, IL

In 2022, the Block & Kuhl Department Store in Peoria, Illinois was re-opened as the headquarters for nonprofit healthcare provider, The Order of Saint Francis (OSF) Healthcare Ministry. Constructed in 1904, the “Big White Store” was the first steel-framed building in town and survived through years of modifications and neglect. This presentation highlights the analysis and design process for the adaptive reuse of the site, including the exterior re-cladding and interior building renovations, which brought the once gleaming landmark back to life.


 

Benton Johnson, PE, SE

Structural Engineering Principal - SOM Chicago

Benton is a Structural Engineer and Director in SOM’s Chicago Office. Benton’s project experience includes a range of domestic and international projects, from supertall buildings, mixed-use developments, and commercial offices, to convention centers, healthcare facilities, and demonstration buildings.

SPLAM – Spatial Laminated Timber Pavilion

SPLAM [SPatial LAMinated timber] is a full-scale prototype of a single-story structural framing system used in mid-rise, fire-resistant construction. Lighter in weight than conventional building framing methods, spatial-laminated timber, or SLT, reduces material use by 46 percent compared to a traditional cross-laminated timber panel. It achieves this by making use of shorter 2x4s that interlock to create an optimized dimensional layout. This layout can be infinitely modified to suit the structural demands of a building’s form or functional needs, becoming denser where the lattice needs to accommodate heavier loads, and more sparse in non-load-bearing areas.


 

Suzanne Provanzana, SE, PE, LEED APAssociate Principal - Buro Happold

Suzanne Provanzana SE, PE, LEED AP is an Associate Principal in the Chicago office of Buro Happold and leads the structures team for the Midwest. Throughout her career, Suzanne has engineered and managed numerous structurally complex projects - from entertainment venues and commercial and residential developments, to prestigious higher education institutions and transportation projects. Committed to supporting the engineering community, Suzanne participated as an ACE mentor for over 10 years, served on the ACE Associate Board and education committee, and currently serves on the Chicago Chapter Executive Board of CTBUH.

The Renovation of the Book Development

The Book Tower is a historic Italian Renaissance-style building that had at one time been the tallest in Detroit, rising 38 stories above Washington Boulevard.  Originally built in 1926 as an addition to a neighboring 14 story Book Building, constructed in 1916, the Louis Kamper-designed tower stands as a prominent feature of Detroit’s skyline and was once envisioned as the anchor of a new commercial corridor running through the city center. The structure, which was fully vacated in 2009 due to financial difficulties, was acquired by a developer in 2015.

 

 
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Participants

Eric Wheeler ( Thornton Tomasetti )
John Duque ( Stantect )
Chelsea Zdawczyk ( ARUP )
Brian McElhatten ( ARUP )
Marvin Brooks ( MB STRUCTURAL )
Dane Rankin ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP )
Jin Chen ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP )
Yiang Xiao ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP )
Zachary Haney ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP )
Ajinkya Lokhande ( SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL )
Brian Quinn ( SE Solutions, LLC )
John Conroyd ( Ardmore Roderick )
Gregory Charman ( PARADIGM Structural Engineers )
Eric Newman ( Paradigm Structural Engineers, Inc. )
Richard Weber ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Javier Jimenez Rodriguez ( DeSimone )
Sophia Hoang ( HNTB Corporation )
Andrew Conwell ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates )
Kristen Erickson ( Pepper Construction )
Joel Dellaria ( Keller )
José Medero ( ESD (Environmental Systems Design, Inc) )
Christopher Rockey ( Rockey Structures, LLC )
Derek Boeldt ( Jacobs )
Megan McAlister ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Christopher Rockey ( Rockey Structures, LLC )
David Weihing ( ESD )
Ji Yoon Oh ( Klein and Hoffman )
Terrence Lindsay ( Lindsay & Associates, Inc. )
Richard Weber ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Clark Baurer ( Clark T. Baurer Structural Engineer )
Daniel Caceres ( Fehr Graham )
Joseluis Alvarez ( Klein and Hoffman )
william flannigan ( Self )
Frank Aiello ( Concrete Structures )
Michelle Ryland ( Klein & Hoffman )
Braden Schwarz ( GEI Consultants )
Elie Hantouche ( WJE )
Elizabeth Gallagher ( Benesch )
Tracy Naso ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Brian Gavin ( CITGO Petroleum Corporation )
Michael Wodarcyk ( Jensen Hughes )
Stephen Schmitt ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Jacob Van Ryn ( Enspect Engineering, Inc. )
Brian Miller ( Cast Connex )
Navid Naraghi ( The Consulting Engineers Group )
Alex Brown ( Vulcraft )
Katherine Quigg ( Simpson Strong-Tie )
Elaine Shapiro ( Thornton Tomasetti, Inc. )
Suzanne Provanzana ( Buro Happold )
Matthew Fadden ( WJE )
Thomas F. Heausler ( Heausler Structural Engineers )
Cathleen Jacinto ( Steel Tube Institute / FORSE Consulting, LLC )
Joe Porada ( Thornton Tomasetti )
Benton Johnson ( Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP )
Sam Rubenzer ( FORSE Consulting )
John Viise ( DeSimone Consulting Engineers )
Christian Parker ( A+F Engineers )
Fallon Heinzel ( SEAOI )
Jace Jackson
Stephanie Crain ( Structural Engineers Asso )
Adam Theiss ( Magnusson Klemencic Associates )
Laura Hagan ( IMEG Corp. )
Jorge Cobo ( Arup )
Matt Breidenthal ( HOK )
Rose McClure ( Simpson Gumpertz & Heger )
Gary Klein ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
David Bilow ( HOH Group, Inc. )
Anandharam Mourougassamy ( Magnusson Klemencic Associates )
John Henik ( J.V. Henik, Inc. )
Evan Jordan ( Magnusson Klemencic Associates )
Jonathan Lewis ( Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. )
Jennifer Traut-Todaro ( The Structural Group )
Ryan Schaefer ( Simpson Strong-Tie Company )
Emad Tochaei ( Klein&Hoffman )
Anna Kornreich ( Klein & Hoffman )
Homa Ghaemi ( Klein and Hoffman, Inc. )
Jacqueline Kerstetter ( Klein and Hoffman )
Kathleen Strnad ( Klein and Hoffman, Inc. )
Ahmad Alshwaiki ( FyfeFRP, LLC )
Michelle Ryland ( Klein & Hoffman )
Karen Grossett ( Thornton Tomasetti )
Michael Weber ( Euclid Chemical Company )
Kevin Hooley ( DYWIDAG Systems International )
Cathleen Jacinto ( FORSE Consulting, LLC )
Jacob Behnke ( Collins Engineers )
Jeff Diqui ( International Masonry Institute )
Lisa Barkand ( Hilti )
Jamshid Jahedi ( Dome Structural Engineers )
Michael Cox ( MC & Associates, LLC )
Vinay Damam ( DeWalt Inc )
Andy Lane ( Engie )