2023 CMCI Board of Governors Accepting Nominations
The Construction Manager Certification Institute (CMCI) is governed by a Board of Governors (BoG) and is comprised of construction management professionals who are responsible for policies and procedures affecting the criteria for professional credentials and the determination of the status of candidates enrolled in the credential programs.
The Nominating Committee seeks individuals with a record of demonstrated leadership experience, particularly within CMAA’s local Chapters or national committees; or governance or leadership experience within other nonprofit organizations, trade associations, or professional societies.
CMAA does not pay the expenses of CMCI Board of Governors members to attend meetings or CMAA national events, which means all candidates must demonstrate they have the financial support of their employers to participate or are otherwise able to meet the obligations of serving.
Finally, to be nominated and serve on the CMCI Board of Governors, you must be a member in good standing of CMAA.
Make a CMCI Board of Governors Nomination
The Construction Manager Certification Institute (CMCI) provides credentials for construction management professionals. As an independent administrative body of CMAA, CMCI administers the construction management credentialing programs. The Institute is governed by a Board of Governors (BoG) and is comprised of construction management professionals who are responsible for policies and procedures affecting the criteria for professional credentials and the determination of the status of candidates enrolled in the credential programs.
Officers
Chair
Anthony Sanger, CCM, Rivian
Immediate Past Chair
Raoul D. Ilaw, PE, CCM, FCMAA, STV Construction Management
Vice-Chair
Harrison Staley, CCM, Ardmore Roderick
Secretary
Mimi Kronisch, PE, CCM, RK&K
Governors
Steve Pancham, CCM, MBP
Joshua Williams, CCM, Jacobs
Robbie Thompson, PE, CCM, Foster CM Group
Greg Henion, PE, CCM, Virginia Department of Transportation
Bill Johal, CCM, Kitchell
Len Pappalardo, CCM, Keville
Chad White, CCM, Bowers + Kubota Consulting
Janice Zahn, PE, CCM, Port of Seattle
David Potts, CCM, Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Statement of Impartiality
The CMCI Board of Governors and certification staff understand the importance of impartiality and conflicts in the management of certification activities. When undertaking dealings with members and non-members, all involved in the certification process will maintain a high level of ethical conduct and avoid conflicts of interest in connection with the performance of their duties. There shall be an avoidance of any actions and or commitments that might create the appearance of:
- Using positions for personal gain;
- Giving preferential treatment;
- Impeding efficiency;
- Losing independence or impartiality; and
- Affecting adversely the confidence of CMCI constituents in the integrity of certification operations.
The BoG and credentialing staff will ensure that in its dealings with constituents that they are and will remain impartial.
Accreditation
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) National Accreditation Board (ANAB) has accredited the Construction Manager Certification Institute's (CMCI) Certified Construction Manager® (CCM®) certification program under ISO/IEC 17024, General Requirements for Bodies Operating Certification Systems or Persons.
ANAB's Accreditation:
- Promotes the unique qualifications and expertise CMCI's construction management certification provides;
- Protects the integrity of the certification and provides legal defensibility;
- Enhances consumer and public confidence in the certification and the people who hold it; and
- Facilitates mobility across borders or industries.
Accreditation by ANAB signifies that CMCI's procedures meet ANAB's essential requirements for openness, balance, consensus, and due process in accordance with the ISO 17024 standard. To maintain accreditation, CMCI is required to consistently adhere to a set of requirements or procedures related to quality, openness, and due process.
