Bill and his wife Cindy reside in Orange County, NY and have three children. His oldest
daughter lives in Denver where she is a teacher in the National Teach for America Plan,
another daughter is graduating this May from SUNY New Paltz and his son is
completing his freshman year at SUNY Albany.
During Bill's tenure as president of the Concrete Industry Board, he demonstrated his
commitment to continuing education by working actively with the New York City
Department of Buildings and the New York City Concrete Producers in establishing the
Concrete Producer Certification Program, and he was instrumental in helping CIB
become an official chapter of the American Concrete Institute.
He is a Fellow in the American Concrete Institute and an active member of two technical
committees: ACI 232 Fly Ash in Concrete and ACI 306 Cold Weather Concrete. Bill also
is active on two ACI staff committees: the Marketing Committee and the Convention
Committee. He previously served as a member of ACI 305 Hot Weather Concrete and
the Chapter Activities committees.
In addition, he is a past president of the New Jersey Chapter of ACI active on its annual
as well as a former vice president and board member of the Eastern Pennsylvania and
Delaware Chapter of ACI. In 2005, he served as co-chair of the ACI Spring 2005
Convention in New York City, which he says was "a rewarding experience."
When not devoting his sparse free time to the CIB, Bill manages engineered sales for
USC Atlantic-a US Concrete Region-serving the metropolitan New Jersey, New York
and Washington, DC, markets. Prior to that, Bill was, for five years, the director of
engineering sales for Separation Technologies, LLC, a Titan America Company. Earlier
in his career he spent 15 years in positions as engineering and technical representative
for Grace Construction Products.
His commitment to excellence within the concrete industry has always been his
hallmark, whether in the workplace or as evidenced through his continued participation
in the organizations in which he has been, and continues to be, so deeply involved.
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