• Master’s Degree in Product Innovation; A collaboration of VCU’s Schools of the Arts, Business, and Engineering.
• Bachelor’s Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University; Non-Profit Business Management, Sustainability and Energy Efficient Focus
• U.S. Army Veteran
• Sustainable and energy-efficient building consulting experience in top green building programs:
Passive House, ENERGY STAR V3, LEED, EarthCraft, HERS
• Operation construction management
• Project management, building design and client relations
• Experience working with developers and building owners in developing sustainability goals for retrofits, new and existing buildings
• Energy performance, energy usage, and building analyst using energy management rating software
• Experience with renewable energy projects, building performance, and efficiency projects
Being prepared is protective for your home's longevity, security and safety
A vinyl siding expert shares insights into vinyl siding's durability against the sun, wind, and cold
As extreme weather events become more severe across the country, residential communities nationwide face increased risks of home damage and rising costs to their homes. Industry-wide adoption of these strategies can contribute to more resilient infrastructure, helping to protect not just individual properties, but entire neighborhoods from the escalating challenges posed by severe weather. It's crucial to recognize that building materials like vinyl have evolved significantly, now incorporating features that withstand high winds, UV rays, and other harsh environmental conditions.