Liaison Biographies
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Gerry, who has been with the SFB since its inception, brings with him over 40 years in both local and overseas academic and commercial construction experience. He has worked for commercial contractors in New Mexico and Arizona as Project Manager/Estimator on a wide variety of projects. He has a New Mexico Contractor's License and a Master of Science in Construction Management. He served as a Board member for the Associated General Contractors, New Mexico Branch for several years. He is also affiliated with and has served the American Society of Professional Estimators, American Institute of Concrete, and is a member of the American Institute of Constructors. |
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Pat has over 35 years of construction experience, which includes 20 years employed by the Arizona Department of Administration, General Services Division. As Senior Project Manager, he was responsible for managing four project managers and for statewide construction for the Department of Administration, Department of Health Services, Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, Department of Corrections, Department of Juvenile Corrections, Pioneer Home, and Veterans Administration. Prior to joining the Schools Facilities Board, Pat was a lead electrician for JenCo. and was responsible for plan review, supervision of personnel, equipment/material orders and the construction of a new City of Phoenix Vehicle Repair Shop and Precinct Building. He currently holds an Arizona KB01 General Contractor’s License. |
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Dan Demland is a Registered Architect in the State of Arizona and has previously been registered in Colorado and Texas. With over 35 years experience and as owner of Demland Design, Dan has worked with several private school districts and was the representing Architect for multiple preschools. Dan is a building code and accessibility specialist holding ICC certificates for commercial plan reviewer and accessibility plan reviewer/inspector. For 7 years, he sat on the Phoenix Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues and served as vice-chair of the Architectural, Accessibility and Design Committee. |