Metal Building Manufacturers Association Announces 2017 Board of Directors

Cleveland, OH - The Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA) elected the 2017 Board of Directors at its Annual Meeting held December 6-7, 2016, in Orlando, Florida.

The 2017 Board members are:

• Brad Curtis, Chairman, Tyler Building Systems

• Bill Coleman, Vice Chairman, NCI Building Systems

• Tom Gilligan, Ex-Officio, Butler Manufacturing

• Steve Campbell, CBC Building Systems

• Ron Fox, Nucor Building Systems

• Chuck Haslebacher, Varco Pruden Buildings

• Fred Koetting, Schulte Building Systems

• Craig Oberg, CO Building Systems

• Tim Kessel, Bay Insulation Company

• Kathleen Tell, Tell Manufacturing

Brad Curtis

“I am pleased to continue as chairman of the Metal Building Manufacturers Association,” said Brad Curtis of Tyler Building Systems, located in Tyler, Texas. “The new year will mark our 61st year in providing research, education and leadership to the metal building systems industry, an achievement realized through the dedication and accomplishments of our members.”

Dan Walker

According to Dan Walker, associate general manager of MBMA, “2016 will be remembered as a highly productive year, filled with great new initiatives and resources to enhance the reputation of metal buildings in the low-rise, non-residential commercial construction market. In 2017, MBMA will continue its efforts to further strengthen the industry.”

MBMA members contribute countless hours of service each year to help make metal building systems the premier choice for low-rise commercial buildings. MBMA’s established committees lead this effort and ensure quality and excellence in a variety of areas, including technical, energy, fire protection, safety and sustainability. MBMA is also a partner with the International Accreditation Service (IAS) on the industry’s AC472 quality assurance program.

About The Metal Building Manufacturers Association

Founded in 1956, MBMA serves manufacturers and suppliers as it works to promote the metal building systems industry. Its membership supplies high-quality buildings for use in commercial, retail, office, industrial, institutional and other end-uses. The association provides a wealth of information on its website for anyone who works with or is interested in metal building systems. It includes technical materials and design guides. For more information, visit www.mbma.com.