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NOVASPEC SEPTEMBER 2015

Newsletter of the Northern Virginia Chapter Construction Specifications Institute

IN THIS ISSUE September Meeting Event................. 1 President's Message ......................... 2 Career Center .................................... 2 Schedule of 2015-2016 Programs ..... 2 Education, Tech, and Certification .... 3 History of NFPA ................................. 3 Member Anniversary Dates .............. 3 Electronic Communications ............... 4 Business Card Ads ............................. 4 Past Presidents Listing ...................... 4 June Meeting Photos .................... 5-10 Speaker Bio. .................................... 10 June Board Meeting Summary ........ 11 July Planning Meeting Summary ..... 11 CSI's New Executive Director ........... 12 Leadership Contacts ........................ 12 Editor's Corner ................................ 12 Certification Renewal Blog .............. 12

SEPTEMBER 2015

DINNER MENU Dinner Salad Choice 1: Breast of Chicken Choice 2: Flank Grilled Steak Choice 3: Vegetarian Dish

Chef's choice: Ravioli or Lasagna Dessert: Chef's choice

PRICES Members: $18 + $1.89 CC Fee* Retired: $35 + $2.74 CC Fee* Emeritus: $35 + $2.74 CC Fee* Non-Members:

$48 + $3.39 CC Fee* Table Top: $275 + $14.74 CC Fee*

SCHEDULE 6 pm: Social hour 7 pm: Dinner 8 pm: Program

LOCATION Washington Dulles Airport

Marriott Hotel 45020 Aviation Drive,

Sterling, VA 20166

Register for the meeting at http://nova.csinet.org by noon September 4, 2015*Note: The CC (PayPal or Credit Card Fee) does not apply when paying by cash at the

event.

CHAPTER MEETING - SEPTEMBER 9, 2015

STEWARDSHIP OF SMITHSONIAN

FACILITIES: Unique Conditions and

Extraordinary Measures Description: The program will provide a short overview of the variety of facility types in the Smithsonian’s collection of buildings and grounds, many of which present unique con-ditions that must be addressed during design, construction, renovation, and on-going stewardship. In turn, these unique conditions may generate requirements for extraordinary measures to be taken during construction activities, mainte-nance, and operations. The presentation will discuss in depth several examples of technological and logistical challenges faced in recent Smithsonian capital projects, such as:. • Protection of historic building fabric and/or contents during construction/renovation activities.• Window/Glass Restoration on Historic Landmarks and Iconic. • Site Protection and Security. • Maintenance and Operations challenges.

Learning Objectives: Upon completion, the participants will learn how… • Challenges for collections care and historic preservation efforts impact

decisions on the appearance and performance of replacement glazing. • Early planning establishes criteria for protecting artifacts during con-

struction both in place and off site. • Various methods to protect sites and property perimeters take into

account both intrusion as well as natural disaster mitigation. • The institution uses its technological and human resources to meet

maintenance and operational challenges to iconic buildings.

Debra Nauta-Rodriguez, Speaker Speaker Bio continued on Page 10



Jesse Oak, NOVA CSI President

Dear Members and Prospective Members, On behalf of our Board of Directors and Committee Chairs I would

like to extend our warmest welcome to all of our members and their families. We remain committed to nurturing an environment where various groups within the construction industry can join and share knowledge.

We will also continue to bring you the best technical programs possible tailored to yourinterests and enjoyment. We encourage all of our Chapter members, to contribute and ac-tively participate. Your input and participation make the difference in our Chapter’s growth.

As we embark in the 2015-2016 year, the Board and Committee Chairs are energized andfocused on moving the Chapter forward. We should be very proud of our past work and ac-complishments and for the continuous support of our volunteers that have dedicated theirenergy and enthusiasm for the growth and success of the Chapter. We look forward to serv-ing you throughout the coming year and listening to any comments and suggestions you mayhave for improving our Chapter.

We meet the second Wednesday of each month, September through June, at the Wash-ington Dulles Airport Marriott Hotel and we would love to see you, so please come and join us. The true value of CSI participation, which is the essence of the membership experience, is the development of enduring personal and professional relationships across the full spec-trum of the building process within our construction communities. Nowhere does this hap-pen more than at the local CSI chapter level.

Our newsletter NOVASPEC is very informative and one way we can promptly share andcommunicate from the Board electronically to our membership to announce events andprograms in a timely manner. We encourage you to read our monthly newsletter and pro-vide appropriate feedback.

Please feel free to contact me for any reason at [email protected] I am happy to hearfrom you and will respond as fast as I can. So help us make the 2015-2016 year a great onewith membership growth, increased participation, continued education, lasting friendships,and a whole lot of fun!

Thank you.

Schedule of FY2016 Chapter Presentations

September 9, 2015 Stewardship of Smithsonian Facilities Debra Nauta-Rodriguez, FAIA

October 14, 2015 Sound Masking Specifications Speaker: D. McCord Moody

November 11, 2015 Supertall Buildings Speaker: To be Announced

December 9, 2015 High Performing Fenestration Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Fireproofing Best Practices Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined African American Museum Update Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Traffic Coating Surfacing Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined LEED: Health Declaration Statements Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Curtain Wall for Special Purpose Facilities Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Building Information Modeling Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Shipping Container Architecture Speaker: To be Announced

FY2016 Month to be determined Fire Rated Glass Speaker: To be Announced

June 8, 2016 3nd Annual Trade Show, Hors d‘Oeuvres, Desserts, Wine & Awards Mike Clancy

July/August 2015 Board Transition and Summer Planning Meeting

September 14, 2016 Top/Down Construction Speaker: To be Announced Topics subject to change

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Employers with Job Opportunities For Our Job Seeking Members: Tarkett USA, Representing Johnsonite, Tandus, and Centiva brands seeks a Washington,

DC based architectural, interior design, and end user liaison as Market Development Man-ager for the Washington DC & Philadelphia Area. The role will include representing Tarkett USA brands to specifier accounts, and collaborating with the Business Sales Manager for the area. Must have at least 5 years of outside sales experience in commercial interiors prod-ucts field with a heavy concentration of time spent focused toward end users and/or archi-tects and interior designers. Visit www.tarkett.com to learn more about the parent company.

Contact Gail W. Standard, 404-735-9272 at [email protected], or Marilyn McSweeney, Principal, 801-322-2404 at [email protected].

CAREER CENTER



NOVA MEMBER ANNIVERSARY DATES

September2015 Diane Pittman ................. 13 years

Architect

RENEWAL DATE REMINDERS

September 2015 Thomas McConnell ...... 9/29/2015 Jessica Mikula .............. 9/30/2015 Gerry Okeefe ............... 9/29/2016 William Pegues ............ 9/30/2015 Diane Pittman .............. 9/29/2015 Robert Trafton ............. 9/30/2015

October 2015 Betsy Hooper ............. 10/31/2015 David Metzger ........... 10/31/2015

November 2015 Cynthia Heimann ....... 11/30/2015 Marty Jakovics ........... 11/30/2015

EDUCATION, TECHNICAL, AND CERTIFICATION

John Geniesse, NOVA CSI Education/Technical/ Certification Committee Co-Chair and President-Elect Upcoming 2015 CSI Event Dates to Remember:

NOVA Chapter Meeting- September 9, 2015. Construct and Annual CSI Convention: St Louis , MO - September 30- October 3, 2015.

Certification Exams will be offered September 30 - October 31, 2015 in the U.S. and Canada. Boot Camps available at CONSTRUCT

Contract Administrator Boot Camp: Wednesday, September 30 from 9am - 5pm $249 CSI member/$299 non-member. CDT Boot Camp: Wednesday, September 30 from 8:30am - 4:30pm, $199 CSI member / $249 nonmember Prepare for CSI's Construction Document Technology Certificate (CDT) Exam in this fast-paced, intensive, one-day seminar. You'll review the primary documents used for the exam and the fundamental knowledge they contain. Preregistration is required. For more information or to register visit www.constructshow.com.

Informational Webinars: View recorded informational webinars on CSI's CDT certificate and certifications on CSI's YouTube Channel. The webinars are an opportunity to learn about the benefits of CSI's certificate and certifications. Each webinar will cover the requirements and resources needed for successful exam preparation and study.

These webinars were recorded for the 2014 exam cycle. Refer to the Spring 2015 Candi-date Handbook for the most up-to-date information related to exam dates and materials.

CSI's FREE Candidate Handbooks (PDF): Use these handbooks to help you prepare for CSI's certification exams: CDT, CCPR , CCS , CCCA. Study Workbooks 2015 - Downloadable: Study Workbooks are guides that help candidates prepare for CSI certification exams. The workbooks provide an in-depth review of exam subject matter. The workbooks include key terms, exercises, examples, and practice ques-tions. Learn more, or purchase: CDT, CCPR, CCS, CCCA, Web-based Prep Programs: CSI's web-based prep courses are a series of On-Demand Webinars that are designed to help candidates prepare for the CDT, or the CCPR certifica-tion exam. Learn more, or purchase: CDT, CCPR.

Dan Cammer, CSI, SET, ICCNFPA was officially founded in 1896. I give credit to Casey Cavanaugh

Grant, P.E., for his wonderful history article published in the NFPA Journal for the NFPA Centennial Celebration in 1996. Grant’s article is an enormous reflection on NFPA’s complicated growth, as well as a big tribute to all the individuals in the core of its existence. You can find it on the NFPA website at http://www.nfpa.org/about-nfpa/nfpa-overview/history-of-nfpa.

It’s simply called, History of NFPA. In the beginning, Casey writes “This is a story that focuses on two essentials of our universe: water and electricity…, and the common thread for these bedfellows is another essential of our universe: fire. I don’t mean the wonderful servant that serves us well, but rather the demonic flames that from time-to-time visit us as the destroyer of our property and assailant of our people.”

Sprinkler technology was coming of age. Electricity was certainly not without turmoil and disagreement either, even though Thomas Edison was one of the earliest pioneers of electrical safety. The story of the birth of the NFPA follows a trail of many individuals through a composite mixture of fire, water, and electricity. How can we ever pay proper homage to all the visionaries that worked to create the NFPA? It's an interesting story.

CODES AND STANDARDS - HISTORY OF NFPA SEPTEMBER 7, 2015

SEPTEMBER 11, 2015



2014 Luigi Grande

Past Presidents of Northern Virginia CSI

Listed by Fiscal Year Dates

1992 William C. Pegues

1993 William C. Pegues

1994 Joseph A. Wintz III*

1995 Henry Doyle

1996 Steve Szoke **

1997 Michael Clancy

1998 Gloria Buchanan

1999 Brian Trimble

2000 Jean Carr ***

2001 Robert Morris III

2002 William Pegues

2003 David Lorenzini

2004 Mary-Ellen Pfiester

2005 Marshall Moss

2006 Diane Pittman

2007 Alan Geary

2008 Alan Geary

2009 Jason McKay

2010 Jason McKay

2011 Paul Brosnahan

2012 Deborah MacPherson

2013 Deborah MacPherson

2014 Luigi Grande

2015 Luigi Grande

2016 Jesse Oak * Senior Lecturer at Clemson

University, South Carolina. ** Relocated to Illinois *** Retired to Florida

Jesse OakNOVA CSI President and Electronic Communications Committee Chair

Mailing List: Please forward any changes, updates, or deletions to me at [email protected] to keep the lists up to date. We use the CSI National member list for contact information so please make sure the information is updated, correct, and you have not checked to block email communication.

Web Page: We have been slowly updating the Chapter website. So any suggestions or information to include would be appreciated just let us know. Newsletter archives have been added to the site for reference.

Eventbrite: The June 2015 meeting event on Stewardship of Smithsonian Facilities: Unique Conditions and Extraordinary Measures is open for reservations. If you have any suggestions or other FAQs to make the Eventbrite experience better please let me know.

Forms: New forms continue to be created for use by the Chapter and can be found in theChapter’s Google drive. Please contact for access. Any suggestions for new or modifiedforms are always welcome.

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS

Business card size ad space is still available. It will be displayed for 10 issues and dis-tributed to all members of Mid-Atlantic Region CSI chapters who normally receive monthly issues of Novaspec. This is a potential circulation of 1500. Rate will be $200.

Send a business card for the newsletter, a graphic logo for the website, and a check for $200 to the editor at [email protected]. Deadline for each monthly issue is the 20th of the previous month.

SUPPORT NOVA WITH A BUSINESS CARD AD



OVERVIEW - PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT

Jason McKay at Isolatek Intrernational Booth

Panoramic view of exhibit hall

Cynthia Heimann and Mike Clancy at Registration Table

Exhibit Hall Scene Exhibit Hall Scene



EXHIBITS - PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT

Gerald Wilcox representing Bobrick/Privida/Hadian Toilet Partitions

Marty Jakovics with Trenco Sustainable Roofing Systems

Gerry O'Keefe wth Knauf Insulation

John Geniesse with Stanley Security Solutions

Andrew Gross with CBG South representing Solatube and Wasco Skylights Chuck Henry and Dave Metzger at Connors Sales Group table top represented by Lauren Anderson



PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT IN JUNE 2015

Cynthia Nunn and Lisa Valdez with Crossfield (Dex-O-Tex) Products

Betsy Hooper at Marino-Ware table represented by Nicholas Citino and Anthony Strazzone

David Hamilton and Stuart Hallett repersenting Assa Abloy

Del Ewing and Scott Ewing with Mid-Atlantic Construction Specialties

Bill Rains with Sherwin-Williams Paint Stores Group Allan Monello with Atas International



LUIGI GRANDEPRESENTING AWARD TOAWARDS - PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT

Bill Rain, Awards Chair with Luigi Grande, Nova President

Luigi Grande presenting award to Jesse Oak, President-Elect

Luigi Grande presenting award to David Lorenzini, Editor

Mike Montgomery, Secretary, receiving award from Luigi Grande

Luigi Grande presenting award to Diane Pittman, Treasurer Luigi Grande presenting award to Mike Clancy, Chair of June Event



AWARDS - PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT

Luigi Grande presenting award to Cynthia Heimann, Program Chair

Bill Rains presenting the Institute Appreciation Award to Luigi Grande

Luigi Grande presenting award to John Geniesse, Ed/Tech/Cert Chair

Luigi Grandepresenting award to Bob Trafton, House Co-Chair

Bill Rains presenting Balducci gift basket to Luigi Grande Midian Evans representing Kalwall Corporation



PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT IN JUNE 2015

SPEAKER BIO

DEBRA NAUTA-RODRIGUEZ, FAIA, LEED-AP

Debra Nauta-Rodriguez is currently the Deputy Director for Planning and Program Management in the Smithsonian’s Office of Planning, Design and Construction. This organization plays a core role within the Institution’s central Office of Facilities Engineering and Operations - the engine that ena-bles the Smithsonian’s mission through planning, designing, building, maintaining, securing, operat-ing, and sustaining 19 museums, the National Zoo, and 9 research centers worldwide. Ms. Nauta-Rodriguez’s group is responsible for the oversight, execution, and sustainability of the Smithson-ian’s entire $150 million annual federal capital program as well as all privately-funded capital improvements. In addition, she oversees master planning, real estate, and stewardship of the Smithsonian’s historic properties and its architectural collection.

Over the past two and a half decades at the Smithsonian, Ms. Nauta-Rodriguez has held execu-tive leadership roles in the design and construction of the National Museum of American Indian facilities, the revitalization of the Old Patent Office Building (Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture), and the capital program at the National Zoo. She has been recognized as a leading Pub-lic Architect and expert on these projects, sharing lessons learned with the construction industry and the architectural profession. The American Institute of Architects elevated Ms. Nauta-Rodriguez to its College of Fellows in 2014.

Ms. Nauta-Rodriguez began her career at the Smithsonian Institution in 1990 after five years with the architectural firm of Mariani and Associates in Washington, DC. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Masters in Planning from the University of Virginia.

AWARDS - PHOTO ALBUM OF 2ND ANNUAL HORS D'OEUVRES DESERTS & AWARDS EVENT

Luigi Grande and award recipients Jason McKay, Dan Cammer, Tom McConnell, Deborah MacPherson, and Chuck Henry.



SUMMARY OF JUNE 2015 BOARD MEETING MINUTES

Michael Montgomery, NOVA SecretaryCall to Order: Luigi Grande, President of the NOVA Chapter, called the June 2015 regular meeting of the Board of Directors to order on Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at 5:00 pm at the Washington-Dulles Airport Marriott Hotel.

1. President’s Report and Discussion Items: a. President Luigi Grande expressed his appreciation to the board for support during his tenure and improv-

ing the financial condition of the Chapter. Good leadership and thoughtful initiatives lead to success. b. “Retired” status change for CSI members is working properly and as desired. Luigi and Mike Montgomery

have recently filed a change request and have received approval. Dan Cammer intends to apply. c. Jesse reported uploading of chapter administrative procedures to our website. e. The board recognized Bill Rains for annual awards certificates and preparation.

2. Treasurer's Report: Checking balance is $8,084.80; CD (matured June 5, 2015) $5,134.38; Total Assets: $13,219.18. 3. Committees:

a. Programs - Cynthia Heimann, Chair: 1) September and October programs are confirmed. 2) AIA credits for early 2015 programs are reported as not being added to member’s records. Chuck Henry will

investigate the issue. 3) Programs will be provided to David Lorenzini for inclusion in the next NOVASPEC issue.

b. House - Jason McKay, Chair: 1) Bob reported at least 50 reservations for tonight and a significant number of walk-ins are also anticipated.

c. Historian/Nominating - Deb MacPherson, Chair: 1) Deb is providing articles related to our chapter history for publishing in NOVASPEC.

4. Other Business: a. Director Ken Lyons announced his resignation from the board on 5/20/2015. b. David requested all newsletter information and articles be provided to him by the end of August for inclusion in the Sep-

tember NOVASpec issue. He will cover the June event in that issue. c. Jesse reported a search by Institute for qualified contributor/members for several standing committees. He and Deb are

involved on Institute committees and they will be discussing potential with knowledgeable chapter members.

5. Adjournment: There being no further business to come before the board, President Grande declared the meeting adjourned at 5:45 pm.

6. Submitted: Michael Montgomery - Secretary

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SUMMARY OF JULY 2015 SUMMER PLANNING MEETING MINUTES

President Jesse Oak called the Summer Planning Meeting of the Board of Directors of the NOVA Chapter of the Construction Specifi-cations Institute to order on 8 July 2015 at 7:23 pm.

1. President’s Agenda and Business: a. Discussion was opened on the location of the monthly meetings and the meal cost for chapter meetings:

1) The membership committee will be charged to develop a “ Top-10 List” of CSI membership benefits for inclusion in recruiting materials.

b. Retired and Emeritus meal costs have been adjusted by board action and with no changes to the dues structure. This did not require Institute concurrence or amendment of our bylaws.

c. 2015-2016 Programs: 1) Program information must be provided to Cynthia Heimann early to allow for timely publication in and on the meet-

ing reservations EventBrite blast. Programs must be locked in two months prior to the proposed presentation date. 2) Meeting programs ought to be a step above those presented for “Lunch and Learn” or “Brown Bag” seminars. 3) MARC 2018 - The chairs will be selecting and appointing task team Coordinators this year as prescribed in the

Lorenzini/Pegues region conference procedures guide. Adjournment: There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at 9:00 pm.



Chapter Board of Directors President Jesse Oak ........................................ [email protected]

President-Elect, John Geniesse .................. [email protected]

Immediate Past Pres. Luigi Grande ................................ [email protected]

1st Vice President John Geniesse .................. [email protected]

2nd Vice President Cynthia Heimann ........ [email protected]

Secretary Mike Montgomery ............ [email protected]

Treasurer Diane Pittman ........................... [email protected]

Director, 2017 Henry Doyle ............................. [email protected]

Director, 2017 Korey Phipps ........................... [email protected]

Director, 2016 Robert Trafton ........................... [email protected]

Director, 2016 Bill Rains ................................... [email protected]

Director, 2016 Mike Clancy ............................... [email protected]

Chapter Committees Awards Bill Rains ................................... [email protected]

Editor David Lorenzini ............................. [email protected]

Electronic Comm. Jesse Oak .......................... [email protected]

E.T.C.* Mike Clancy/John Geniesse, Co-Chairs [email protected] / [email protected] *(Education/Technical/Certification)

Finance Diane Pittman ......................... [email protected]

Historian Deb MacPherson .......................... [email protected]

House Jason McKay ................................ [email protected] Robert Trafton ........................... [email protected]

Membership Luigi Grande ................................ [email protected]

Nominating Deb MacPherson ..... [email protected]

Programs Cynthia Heimann ........ [email protected]

Middle Atlantic Region President Gail Nagie ............................. [email protected]

Institute Director Marvin Kemp ................. [email protected]

Editorial Policy: NOVASPEC acts as a moderator without approving, disapprov-ing, or guaranteeing the validity of accuracy of any data, claim, or opinion appearing under a byline or obtained or quoted from an acknowledged source. The opinions expressed by authors do not necessarily reflect the official views of the Northern Virginia Chapter CSI or The Construction Specifi-cations Institute.

All material for each issue must be received by the Editor 3 weeks before the next Chapter meeting date.

The Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) is a nationwide, nonprofit, technical organization dedicated to the advancement of construction technol-ogy through communications, education, research, and service. Founded in 1948, CSI provides a forum for architects, engineers, specification writers, contractors, suppliers, and others in the industry.

Our mailing address: Northern Virginia Chapter CSI, PO Box 223415, Chantilly, VA 20153, 703-402-0903, http://nova.csinet.org/

Copyright 2015 - Northern Virginia Chapter CSI

Editor's Corner Comments regarding this newsletter are welcome. Original con-

tributed articles are encouraged. Submit them in Word DOC format to [email protected]. Articles should be concise and to the point, accompanied by graphics, if applicable, in JPG format.

CSI'S NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

EDITOR'S JOURNAL - NEW CSI CERTIFICATION RENEWAL REQUIREMENTS - PART 2

In the last newsletter issue I started to explain the new online process to renew my Construction Specifier Certification (CCS). This year we had to upload all our Professional Development Hours on the new CSI Portal. I had 30 days in which to do it, but after a month's supply of non-stop work deadlines, the last day to submit the information had arrived. The research to dig through my calendar, my notes from the educational sessions, the chapter meeting presentations, the region conference tours, and the webi-nars looked like it needed a week to accomplish before I could start uploading to the CSI Portal.

Fortunately, I am an Associate Member of the AIA, and I do record my member number on the form that is passed around at every educational event. I decided to see what I could find on the AIA website. After signing in to the website, the landing page had a link for viewing my AIA/CES Transcript. It had a filter to select the starting and ending dates of the credits I was looking for. I was surprised to see that I had accumulated 78 credit hours for the previous three years when only 24 credits hours were required. I took the option for printing the transcript as a PDF file. The only problem was that it would be time consuming just to input the minimum 24 credits. On a whim I reported one event of 78 hours and uploaded the PDF file of my AIA/CES Transcript as the certificate. The system accepted the upload and gave me a confirmation. All I had to do was to pay the fee online and get my receipt. Done. So far I haven't received a negative reply. All's well that ends well.--David Lorenzini

Mark Dorsey, FASAE, CAE, has been selected by CSI’s Board as the new Executive Director of CSI. Dorsey will join CSI’s staff at the organization’s headquarters in Alexan-dria, VA, at the beginning of September. Dorsey comes to CSI from the American Snowsports Education Association.

During his tenure as CEO, ASEA saw record membership growth during seven of the past eight years, record revenue, and award-winning communications and outreach programs. Dorsey said. “The only thing that excites me more than solving long-standing, intractable problems is building a commitment to excellence in the people around me. CSI is the perfect opportunity for me to use these skills to make a difference in the commercial construction industry." Welcome to CSI, Mark Dorsey.

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SEPTEMBER 2015 IN THIS ISSUE STEWARDSHIP OF …...Informational Webinars: View recorded informational webinars on CSI's CDT certificate and certifications on CSI's YouTube Channel