MBCEA Elects Two New Board Members
Bethlehem, PA - The Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association (MBCEA) has elected Chuck Howe and Steven Hudgins to the National Association board of directors. They were elected by an electronic vote of the association membership in December 2022 and will be officially introduced at the MBCEA Annual Conference opening session on May 8, 2023, in Nashville.
“I am excited to welcome both Chuck and Steven to the board,” said Jennifer Heimburger, MBCEA president. “Their wealth of experience is a great asset as we continue to grow and lead the industry moving forward.”
Howe is Senior Vice President of Field Operations at Bobbitt Construction Inc. and COO of Radius Builds. Hudgins is President of Rainwater Construction Company.
In addition to Howe and Hudgins, the 2023 MBCEA Board of Directors consists of Jennifer Heimburger, President; Art Hance, Past President; Robert Tiffin, Vice President; David Leinbach, Treasurer; Justin Beall, Secretary; Directors Tucker Cope, Douglas Collins, Tom Granitz, Bryan Harshbarger, Jarrod Turner, David Tomchak, and John Paul Lawrence; and Chapter Presidents Orris Schlabach, Michael Cain, Dan Halme, Jennifer Pfeil, Randy Sharber, Wade Hobbs, Don Moore, John Juzswik, Jeff Wolgamott, John Iveson, Sarah Toth and Jesse Evert.
About The Metal Building Contractors And Erectors Association
The MBCEA was formed in 1968 to serve the needs and support the interests of metal building contractors and erectors. Its three main goals are: to provide programs and venues that enhance education opportunities for metal building contractors and erectors; to develop programs to enhance the image of metal building contractors and erectors, and the metal building industry; and to develop and maintain programs specifically designed to support and respond to the needs of the grassroots membership of the MBCEA. The association has membership from virtually every aspect of the industry throughout North America and across the globe. For more information, visit www.mbcea.org or contact Sasha Demyan at 484-239-3337.