Fellows

CMAA College of Fellows

The Fellows designation is one of CMAA’s highest honors, conferred upon industry leaders who have made significant contributions to their organizations, the industry and their profession. The goals of the College of Fellows are: to represent a diverse community of thought leaders that lend their knowledge and insight to the strategic issues facing the industry and profession; to identify and develop future leaders; and to take an active role in CMAA.

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Members of the CMAA College of Fellows

Mansour Aliabadi, CCM, FCMAA, '06
Vanir Construction Management

Gary Berman, PE, FCMAA, '04
GREYHAWK North America

Erik Bodholt, FCMAA, '03
EB Construction Consulting Services

Edward A. Bond, Jr., CCM, FCMAA, '08
Bond Brothers, Inc.

Michael C. Brooks, FCMAA, '91
Retired

Bruce D'Agostino, FCMAA, '08
CMAA

Richard D. Conner, FCMAA, '99
Conner, Gwyn, Schenck, PLLC

Thomas J. Driscoll, FCMAA, '89
URS Corporation

Dennis Dunne, FCMAA, '01
Special Consultant

Robert Fraga, AIA, FCMAA, '08
The Smithsonian Institution

Al Gravallese, FCMAA, '02
Retired

Edwin Haltenhoff, FCMAA, '01
Deceased

George Heery, FCMAA, '04
Brookwood Program Management

Albert W. Heyer, FCMAA, '03
Overview Holdings, LTD

Robert Hixon, Jr., CCM, FCMAA, \'05
Architect of the Capitol

James D. Hobbs Jr., Esq., FCMAA, '06
Wright Robinson Ostimer & Tatum

Lester Hunkele, III, FCMAA, '07
Hunkele Consulting

Jerve M. Jones, FCMAA, '87
Jones & Jones

Christine Keville, FCMAA, '07
Keville Enterprises

Dr. Gerard Klauder, CCM, FCMAA, '03
Klauder & Associates

Charles Kluenker, FCMAA, '03
3D/International

Fred C. Kreitzberg, FCMAA, '97
URS Corporation

Richard J. Maes, FCMAA, '88
Retired

Joseph P. McAtee, FCMAA, PE, '04
Urban Engineers

Lee R. McClure, FCMAA, '93
Construction Control Corporation

Carl Morse, FCMAA, '07
Deceased

Frank Muller, FCMAA, '89
Metro Mediation Services, Ltd.

James J. O'Brien, FCMAA, '93
O'Brien Kreitzberg

Bruce Palmer, CCM, FCMAA, '04
United Properties Construction Management

Blake V. Peck, CCM, FCMAA, '05
McDonough Bolyard Peck

Thomas Quaranta, FCMAA, '04
DMJM+Harris

Christopher Reseigh, FCMAA, '03
Parsons Brinckerhoff Construction Services

Irvin Richter, FCMAA, '02
Hill International

Donald B. Russell, PE, FCMAA, '02
Vanir Construction Management

Joseph Seibold, CCM, FCMAA, '08
ARCADIS-PINNACLEONE

Richard D. Shultz, FCMAA, '87
Deceased

John B. Stetson IV, FCMAA, '06
Capital Project Management, Inc.

Tommy Thomas, Jr., CCM, FCMAA, '08
Turner Construction Company

Charles Thomsen, FCMAA, '02
3D/International

John Tishman, FCMAA, '07
Tishman Construction

Wayne Twedell, FCMAA, '03
The JCM Group

Robert B. Wilson, FCMAA, '00
Parsons Brinckerhoff Construction Services

Roger B. Woodhull, FCMAA, '01
WRA & Associates

Gary Berman is President and CEO of the international construction management and consulting firm of GREYHAWK. He is a licensed professional engineer wtih more than 30 years of experience in structural design, construction management, dispute resolution, and design-build/EPC contracting. His industry experience has been acquired throughout the United States, as well as Europe, South America, and Asia.

During his career, Mr. Berman has served as a structural enginner, designing and constructing hundreds of steel structures. Mr. Berman has been associated with the design, fabrication and erection of over one million tons of structural steel. He is the past Chair of the Board of Governors of the Construction Manager Certification Institute. He is currently a Governor Emeritus. Previously, he served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Construction Management Association of America for seven years. On two occasions, he was the recipient of CMAA's distinguished service award. Along with his service to CMAA Mr. Berman is also a member of the American Institute of Steel Construction, an associate member of the American Bar Association and a member of the U.K. Society of Construction Law.

Thomas Driscoll, FCMAA

Mr. Driscoll has more than 40 years of program, project, construction management experience, with large-scale construction projects. Mr. Driscoll is currently serving as a senior vice president for URS in its Construction Services Division. Mr. Driscoll has served as a Planning Engineer, Field Superintendent, Project Manager, Project Executive, and nine years as President of an international construction management consulting organization. He has held senior executive operational positions for more than 15 years, for three major CM firms, all corporate members of CMAA.

Mr. Driscoll has served as an expert witness more than forty times in the areas of construction management, scheduling and delay analysis, productivity measurement, and damages. He has appeared before Federal and State Courts, several Boards of Contract Appeals and Arbitration Panels. He has also served as a lead negotiator, sole arbitrator, party arbitrator, and arbitration panel member.

Al Gravallese, PE, FCMAA, FSAME

Albert Joseph Gravallese graduated cum laude from Tufts University in 1954 with a degree in Civil Engineering. During the Korean War he enlisted in the Navy and received a commission as Ensign from Officer Candidate School in Newport, RI. After serving on the USS Winston and teaching engineering, he entered the Naval Reserve Civil Engineering Corps and was active for 31 years.

Following active duty with the Navy, he went to work at AVCO R & D Construction, studied thermo mechanical engineering for his Master degree at Northeastern University, and also was selected to earn a Master of Science degree in Management at the MIT Alfred P. Sloan School of Management. After 15 years at AVCO he was appointed to be Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment and Urban Systems at the U.S. Department of Transportation. His civic duties include serving on the Board of Directors for The Society of American Military Engineers, CMAA and the River Creek Homeowner's Association.

Joseph P. McAtee, PE, Urban Engineers

Mr. McAtee is the executive vice president and chief operations officer of Urban Engineers, Inc. and one of its principal owners, with oversight responsibility for the firm’s design, construction, and program management activities. He is a registered professional engineer in ten states and a professional land surveyor in Pennsylvania.

He is a member of the Moles; past president of the mid-Atlantic chapter, national chairman of quality management committee, past member of national board of directors, and a fellow of the Construction Management Association of America; member of the American Society of Highway Engineers; past chairman of the Board of Governors of the Construction Management Certification Institute; member of the board of directors and past president of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Pennsylvania; chairman of the Construction Management Advisory Council for Drexel University’s Goodwin College; and a member of the Project Management Institute, the National Society of Professional Engineers, and the Society of Military Engineers. In 1990, he was named Construction Engineer of the year, and in 2001, he was the “Civil Engineer of the Year” for the American Society of Civil Engineers, Philadelphia Section.

Chris Reseigh, Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB)

Chris Reseigh is the Global Director of Program and Construction management for PB. He was the former President of PBCS Inc., the program and construction management subsidiary of Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) for 15 years. His career in engineering and construction management spans more than 40 years and he is a Principal Professional Associate, Principal Project Manager and a PE in many states.

He has an MES degree from the University of New South Wales and a BE (Civil ) degree from the University of Melbourne.  He also attended the Duke University Business School of Executive Management. Major Construction Management projects and programs that Chris has actively been involved in include the first Second Avenue Subway in NYC , the MARTA system in Atlanta , the Sunshine Skyway Cable Stayed Bridge , Florida’s Turnpike , the Washington Airports National and Dulles Program ( MWAA ) , the Melbourne, Australia  Citi Link , General Motors Engineering facilities ,Smithsonian New Air and Space Museum , O’Hare Modernization program for runways, the New Delhi Airport PM  and the Medupi Power Station in South Africa amongst others.

He is a Fellow and a past board member of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) and a Fellow of ASCE. He currently serves as the chair of the Construction committee of the ASCE Construction Directorate. He is a member of the National Academy of Construction (NAC) and a member of the Moles. He also serves as the President of the ACE Mentoring Affiliate for the Greater Washington DC/Northern Virginia Metro area as well as mentoring, training and interfacing with various colleges and Universities.