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MARCH 18-21 | ORLANDO, FL

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WELCOME TO THE BEST SHOW IN THE MODULAR INDUSTRY!

For over 40 years, the Modular Building Institute (MBI) has provided professionals from around the world who are involved in the modular and offsite construction industries a place to network, exchange ideas, learn from experts, discuss challenges, display new products, and receive well-deserved recognition. MBI encourages you to take advantage of this unparalleled and unforgettable industry experience!

Welcomes you to the only modular conference created by the industry for the industry.

IMMERSE YOUR SELF IN WORLD OF MODULAR

World of Modular has always been an open forum for anyone interested in modular construction. From manufacturers to suppliers to service providers, MBI’s World of Modular convention and tradeshow remains the BEST place to reach representatives from all facets of the modular construction industry. Why?

Interest is at an all-time high with major traditional contractors, developers, and owners turning to it for more and more projects.

World of Modular is the largest event globally dedicated to commercial modular construction. It’s produced by the industry, for the industry.

World of Modular is the oldest and longest running event in modular construction—now 41 years running.

With pro-level golf, numerous receptions, and even more exhibit hall time, World of Modular offers four days of invaluable industry networking.

World of Modular features industry experts from around the world sharing best practices, case studies, and the latest modular industry research.

From affordable housing to quick-serve restaurants to industrial-use facilities, modular construction is moving into every building sector.

By reinvesting 100% of event profits, MBI is funding the industry’s growth through education, advocacy, and professional development.

The Modular Building Institute’s annual Awards of Distinction are the highest honors awarded in the modular construction industry.

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1. ALL - TIME HIGH 2. LARGEST EVENT 3. LONGEST - RUNNING EVENT 4. UNPARALLELED NETWORKING 5. INDUSTRY EXPERTS 6. GROWING MARKETS 7. MORE THAN A SLOGAN 8. INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

Versatile Metal Cladding

4 | March 18 – 21, 2024

Ronald McDonald House, Cincinnati Installing contr. (walls): Neiheisel Steel Architect: GBBN Architects General Contr.: Messer Construction Profile: Flush Panel PAC-CLAD.COM | 800 PAC CLAD View the case study and video

of Patina Green, Teal and custom Parakeet Yellow against a ﬁeld of neutral Cityscape Gray create a cheerful backdrop for an outdoor courtyard where guests can relax and play. PAC-CLAD Flush panels provide pops of playful color Photo: hortonphotoinc.com Visit us at World of Modular Booth 515

Stripes

NETWORKING

GOLF TOURNAMENT

MONDAY, MAR 18

Designed by the renowned Arnold Palmer Design Company, the Palmer legacy is found in a handcrafted course with design features reminiscent of the finest classics in the world. Strategy and variety are front and center with some of the course’s features to hearken back to the golden age of golf course design. Elevated greens and strategically placed bunkers are surrounded by enchanting flora and wildlife. Green complexes with fairway-cut surrounds or runoff areas give golfers of all levels more forgiveness and entertaining strategic options. Explore the championship course that challenges your entire game, yet rewards the diligent player.

EXHIBIT HALL

TUES. MAR 19 & WED. MAR 20

The exhibit hall at World of Modular features the latest and most innovative products and services designed for use in modular construction. Construction materials, automation and technology services, transportation solutions, and more are showcased in every aisle. In addition, modular building manufacturers and contractors have booths of their own and are ready to meet developers, owners, and end-users. SPONSORED BY

OPENING PARTY

MONDAY, MAR 18

Don’t miss the 2024 World of Modular Opening Party! After you arrive, get ready to unwind with a who’s who list of commercial modular construction—all in a relaxed, casual, and fun atmosphere. Our opening night reception will set the stage for a great convention with music, food, drinks, and networking. Mingle with friends old and new and meet the industry’s finest.

NETWORKING RECEPTION

WEDNESDAY, MAR 20

End the World of Modular’s third day with a bang! This themed cocktail reception is the perfect way to unwind, connect with speakers, and continue the conversations from the previous days.

VIP RECEPTION & AWARDS BANQUET

THURSDAY, MAR 21

Join industry friends and peers to celebrate the very best modular building projects from around the world. One hundred and fifty were submitted in this year’s Awards of Distinction contest, and dozens will be awarded following a VIP reception, plated dinner, and live entertainment. In addition to the Awards of Distinction, individual honors for Volunteer-of-the-Year, Outstanding Achievement, and more will be awarded at this closing event.

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AGENDA THE BREAKDOWN

This year’s educational breakout sessions are categorized by one of the themes below. Use this as a tool to maximize your 2024 WOM experience!

Design, Build, Install Govt./Regulatory Affairs Development Opportunities Managing Your Business Research & Innovation Sustainable Practices

Monday, March 18

9:30 AM–9:00 PM

10:00 AM–6:00 PM

10:00 AM–5:00 PM

11:30 AM–12:30 PM

12:00 PM–7:00 PM

12:30 PM

2:00 PM–3:30 PM

*Shuttles depart/arrive every 15-20 minutes

Shuttle Service: Rosen Centre to/ from Rosen Shingle Creek*

Registration Desk Open

Panzacola Registration

Outdoor Exhibit Open

Event Lot

Golf Tournament Check In (Lunch Included)

Shingle Creek Golf Club

Exhibit Hall Set-Up

Gatlin B/C

Golf Tournament Shotgun Start

Shingle Creek Golf Club

EXHIBITORS

101. Hardware Resources

103. ReMo Homes

104. Zurn Elkay Water Solutions

106. UFP Industries

108. Air Treatment Corp.

109. Larson Design Group

110. Novinger’s Inc.

111. Mobile Interiors

112. PSE Consulting Engineers Inc.

113. Stream Modular 114. Cadwork 115. Tell Manufacturing 116./118. Dantherm Cooling 122. ProSet, Inc. 124. ModCribs

126. Fusion Cooling

127. Ectek International Inc.

128. Westervelt Transport & Set-Up, Inc.

129./131. Tremco Construction Products Group

130. Hunter Modular Construction

132./134. SIKA Corporation

200. CertainTeed, LLC

201. ARDEX Americas

202/204. 4Ward Solutions Group

203. Transhield, Inc.

205. Premium Rock

206. Tamarack Grove Engineering

207. Barricade Building Products

208. Homeway Commercial

209. UL Solutions

210. Multi-Housing Depot

211. Okaply Industries Ltd.

212. DesignLogiq

213. BECC Modular

214. 360Connect

215. Zenerate

226./228. Synergy Modular

227. Combilift

229. PFS Corporation dba PFS TECO

230. Cosmo Cabinets

231. ISE Structural Engineers

233. FourA Constructs

235. build.works

238. Duro-Last, Inc.

300. Soukup America

301.USG Corporation

302. Aerofilm Systems

303. Nashua Builders

304. AIA Contract Documents

305. Krinner Foundation Systems

306. Emanuelson-Podas

307. Panel Built, Inc.

308. Creative Modular Construction

309. Mule Hide Products Co., Inc.

310. DJR Architecture, Inc.

311. ABC Supply Company, Inc.

312/314. Olimpia Splendid USA

313. APA Engineered Wood Association

315. MMA Manufacturing, Inc. dba Minute Man Anchors

326. Phoenix Modular Elevator

327/239. ICC NTA, LLC

328. Tarkett

330. busSTRUT Corp.

331. Northern Air Systems

333. Pinnacle LGS Inc.

334. De Mase Warehouse Systems, Inc.

337. Powered Living

400. SFA Saniflo Inc. USA

401/403. Simpson Strong-Tie

402/404. FIBO USA

405. HD Supply

406. Nichiha USA

407. Art’s-Way Scientific

408. WESCO Distribution, Inc.

409. Oliver Technologies Inc.

410. Global Building Products

411/413. PPG

412/414. WinTech

415. AeroGo, Inc.

426/428. Geberit

427/429. FRAMECAD

430. Safe and Green Holdings Corp

431. Unico, Inc.

433. Irontown Modular

434. Kumkang Kind

435. MMY US INC.

436./438. Modulifter Inc.

500. Persons Services Corp.

501. Dr. Shrink, Inc.

502/504. REDD Team

503. Dodd Modular Limited

505. Automatic Sprinkler of Texas, Inc.

506. Strucsoft | Graitec Group

507. Kennedy Floorings Ltd.

508/510. House of Design Robotics

509/511. Stack Modular

512. CSA Group

513. American Bath Group

514. Estimator360, Inc.

515. PAC-CLAD | Peterson

526. BT Modular

527. SEMA Timber Construction Software

528. Ecosan S.A.

529. VaproShield LLC

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530. Modular Closets

531. Karndean Designflooring

532. Wellmod

533. Karndean Designflooring

534. Rockwool

600. Specialized Transportation Ent Inc.

601. Hillmann Consulting, LLC

602. ModCorr, LLC

603/605. Intertek – Modular Building Solutions

604. Talco Fire Systems

606. Verkstadsbolaget

607/609. Upside Innovations, LLC

608. Bonds Southeast, Inc.

610. ROC Modular Inc.

611. JG Innovations

612. RainStick Shower

613. Triad/Ruvo

614. Andersen Windows, Inc.

615. ATAS International, Inc.

626. Home Depot

627. IteraSpace

628. CIMC Modular Building Systems

629. Blind Bolt/Abrafast

630. Dassault Systemes

632. New Design Concepts

700/702. Buffalo Shrink Wrap, Inc.

701/703. Bard Manufacturing Co.

704. Twining Consulting Inc., dba RADCO

705. Vita Inclinata Technologies, Inc.

706. Foundation Building Materials

707. Nudo Products Inc

708. Urban Surfaces

709. ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions

710. All Weather Architectural Aluminum

711. Roman Products, LLC

712/714. Schluter Systems

713. Pamex

715. Chronomite

726/728/730/732. National Ramp

727. Dagard USA

729. Noble Company

800. Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC USA

802. Northstart Systembuilt

804. EZ Systems

806. Landstar Transportation Logistics

807. Guerdon, LLC

808. TMP Services, Inc.

809. Reef Industries Inc.

810. CMC Modulos Construtivos Ltda.

811/813. Grabber Construction Products

812. Acc U Set Construction, Inc.

814. Prefab Logic

817/819. Complete Access: A Division of Integrated Stairs Systems, Inc.

823. HospitalesMoviles.com by VERTISA

826. Lindapter

827. Modular Building Institute

828. Marshall Advanced Mfg Ctr

829. Modular Building InstituteModular Advocacy Program

831. Offsite Construction Network

833. Modular Home Builders Association

QUESTIONS? Look for MBI’s booth (#827) to find an MBI staff member during exhibit hall hours.

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With more exhibitors than ever, the 2024 World of Modular exhibit hall features the brightest minds of the industry, including modular manufacturers, contractors, dealers, design professionals, and suppliers from across the globe.

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COMPETE IN THE GRAND PRIZE CONTEST 3/19!

Sponsored by Bard Manufacturing Co., Grand Prize Contest participants will compete in an entertaining series of challenges until a winner is crowned! All World of Modular registrants are eligible to participate in the contest.

FEATURED SPEAKERS THE LINE UP

World of Modular’s top-notch keynotes and educational breakout sessions equip industry professionals with the latest knowledge in every facet of the commercial modular construction business. Learn new skills and techniques and find ways to operate more efficiently from industry experts, including:

PRESENTED BY

ANIRBAN BASU

CEO & FOUNDER | SAGE POLICY GROUP, LLC

Economist Anirban Basu returns to World of Modular to offer an informative yet entertaining forecast for the construction marketplace. Dr. Basu is chairman and CEO of Sage Policy Group, a consulting firm in Baltimore, MD. He provides policy and economic consulting for numerous clients including developers, bankers, brokerage houses, energy suppliers and law firms. Dr. Basu joined MBI as its chief economist in 2022 and has written several high-profile reports on construction, including MBI’s “Economic & Financial Performance of Relocatable Buildings in the US Modular Building Industry.”

KEVIN BROWN

BRANDING & COMPANY CULTURE EXPERT | AUTHOR OF THE HERO EFFECT®

Kevin Brown is on a mission to help others embrace a simple philosophy that separates world class organizations and high performance people from everyone else. He is passionate about helping industry stakeholders—regardless of their position—expand their vision, develop their potential, and grow their results. In this keynote presentation, Kevin will walk attendees through his successful “HERO Effect®” principles on leadership. He is a branding and culture expert with a 30-year career in franchise development. Kevin will help you create an environment where people are inspired; develop a team that is committed, focused, and on fire for the brand they are helping build; and even design a company obsession statement that drives high performance and world-class customer experiences. PRESENTED BY

16 | March 18 – 21, 2024

Colorado Department of Local Affairs

Colorado State University

MOHAMED AL-HUSSEIN

University of Alberta

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EXPERTS

SARAH CHUNG CSA Group SERENA CRIVELLARO KPMG STUART CAMERON CES Group JOHN BUONGIORNO Axis Construction Corp RONALD D. CIOTTI Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP VINCE GATTOLA Dassault Systemes KARUN CHAKRAVARTHY Dassault Systemes DAVE BARISTA Building Design + Construction SEAN BROWN Fading West DEAN DALVIT Evstudio BRENT DOUCETTE Axis Construction KATIE BOND ANKUR DOBRIYAL Module PABLO DOMECQ ECOSAN S.A. JIM GABRIEL MODLOGIQ JEVON C. BINDMAN Maslon LLP RYAN BLOWERS ReMo Homes NOLAN BROWNE ADL Ventures JENNIFER DEWEES Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation, Inc. TONY FROST TDK Management Co. BOB GESING, AIA MIND (Medical Innovations Development) DANIEL GELATT Safe & Green Holdings Corp. JIN OUK CHOI University of Nevada, Las Vegas DANNY COMBS TACT (Teaching the Autism Community Trades) RYAN M. COLKER, J.D., CAE International Code Council DEAN DOVOLIS DJR Architecture JESSE GOLDMAN CHSQA Architects SIMON GLEDHILL Dodd Modular Limited SAM ALBRECHT

INDUSTRY EXPERTS

NICOLE JACOBSEN ADL Ventures CAROL HOWERTON Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center BRANKA MINIC The Building Talent Foundation MO MISKELL Colorado Department of Local Affairs MARK MOLEN MIND (Medical Innovations Development) VAMSI KUMAR KOTLA ReMo Homes JOHN MCMULLEN, PCM Modular Building Institute RON MANN Graywolf SHANTI PLESS NREL MICHAEL HOUGH MJH Structural Engineers BEN HERSHEY 4Ward Consulting Group KEVIN HUDSON Memorial Health System HR HUNTSMAN Leader’s Edge SCOTT HECKEL MODLOGIQ JOON HA HWANG National Research Council JOHN KILLINGSWORTH Colorado State University SARA-ANN LOGAN, AIA, RIBA, NOMA, IIDA Volumetric Building Companies MATTHEW LAASE, AIA, NCARB Jackson|Main Architecture STEVE LADURANTAYE Zonda ANDY KWONG CSA Group MERRICK MACOMBER Autovol RICK MURDOCK AUTOVOL HEATHER PACKARD M odular Building Institute AMANDA PEDERSON DJR Architecture

CONTINUED

TOM HARDIMAN, CAE Modular Building Institute JENNIFER HARPER Squire Patton Boggs COOPER LANE Brave Control Solutions JON HANNAHSPACAGNA Modular Building Institute AUDREE GRUBESIC OffSiteDirt.com KHALED HABIB CSA Group

AMR RAAFAT Windover Construction

CASEY SAVLOV Vita Industrial

DAVE SIKORA Modular Building Institute

STACY TANNER MODLOGIQ

SCOTT REMICK 84 Lumbar

DEREK SCARBO Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center

DEREK SIKORA Vita Inclinata Technologies

MARK TARLTON Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth

EWELINA WOZNIAKSZPAKIEWICZ DMDmodular p.s.a.

XAVIER CMC Módulos

WOLFGANG RIEDER Rieder Group

SEARLE UNB Off-Site Construction Research Centre

SMALL Da Vinci Consulting

TELAH TAYLOR Memorial Health System

JEREMY ZIMMAN Holon Modular Building Systems, BROAD U.S.A.

PABLO RUDONI ECOSAN S.A.

New Gen Architects

DEANNA SAVAGE Preservation of Affordable Housing, Inc. (POAH)

MATTHEW THOMPSON Zenerate

WALLACE Momentum Innovation Group

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JUAN BRUNA DANIEL JULIA SULLIVAN NREL STACY SWANSON Squire Patton Boggs BRANDON BENJI SHIN Zenerate DYCI SFREGOLA HEATHER

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Build your bathrooms with Geberit installation systems. Modular builders choose Geberit systems because they offer manufacturing and operational efficiency, installation flexibility, improved aesthetics, and space savings. In-wall installation systems are available for toilets, lavatories, and bidets. See our completed projects at the World of Modular Booth #426.

BUILD BETTER BATHROOMS WE HELP MODULAR BUILDERS

ADVOCACY MODULAR PROGRAM

INFLUENCING government legislation, regulations, programs, codes, and procurement CREATING new business opportunities for the industry.

EXPANDING outreach efforts to developers, architects, and code officials.

PROMOTING and advancing careers in modular construction.

YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED TO GROW OUR INDUSTRY

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707. ☐ Nudo Products Inc 708. ☐ Urban Surfaces 709. ☐ ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions 710. ☐ All Weather Architectural Aluminum 711. ☐ Roman Products, LLC 712./714. ☐ Schluter Systems 713. ☐

INSTRUCTIONS Complete this entry form by securing the initials of at least 10 exhibitors in each of the three columns to the right, indicate your registration type below, add your name and company, and drop the form in the Grand Prize Bowl in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday, March 19 before the 5pm drawing. You must be present to win.

Attendee Spouse/Guest Exhibitor

Type:

Your Full Name

Print) Your Company Affiliation (Please Print) This prize is being offered by the MBI Educational Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit organization. SPONSORED BY:

PRIZE ENTRY FORM 101 . ☐ Hardware Resources 103. ☐ ReMo Homes 104. ☐ Zurn Elkay Water Solutions 106. ☐ UFP Industries 108. ☐ Air Treatment Corp. 109. ☐ Larson Design Group 110. ☐ Novinger’s Inc. 111. ☐ Mobile Interiors 112. ☐ PSE Consulting Engineers Inc. 113. ☐ Stream Modular 114. ☐ Cadwork 115. ☐ Tell Manufacturing 116./118. ☐ Dantherm Cooling 122. ☐ ProSet, Inc. 124. ☐ ModCribs 126. ☐ Fusion Cooling 127. ☐ Ectek International Inc. 128. ☐ Westervelt Transport & Set-Up, Inc. 129./131. ☐ Tremco Construction Products Group 130. ☐ Hunter Modular Construction 132. ☐ SIKA Corporation 134. ☐ SIKA Corporation 200. ☐ CertainTeed, LLC 201. ☐ ARDEX Americas 202. ☐ 4Ward Solutions Group 203. ☐ Transhield, Inc. 204. ☐ 4Ward Solutions Group 205. ☐ Premium Rock 206. ☐ Tamarack Grove Engineering 207. ☐ Barricade Building Products 208. ☐ Homeway Commercial 209. ☐ UL Solutions 210. ☐ Multi-Housing Depot 211. ☐ Okaply Industries Ltd. 212. ☐ DesignLogiq 213. ☐ BECC Modular 214. ☐ 360Connect 215. ☐ Zenerate 226./228. ☐ Synergy Modular 227. ☐ Combilift 229. ☐ PFS Corporation dba PFS TECO 230. ☐ Cosmo Cabinets 231. ☐ ISE Structural Engineers 233. ☐ FourA Constructs 235. ☐ build.works 238. ☐ Duro-Last, Inc. 300. ☐ Soukup America 301. ☐ USG Corporation 302. ☐ Aerofilm Systems 303. ☐ Nashua Builders 304. ☐ AIA Contract Documents 305. ☐ Krinner Foundation Systems 306. ☐ Emanuelson-Podas 307. ☐ Panel Built, Inc. 308. ☐ Creative Modular Construction 309. ☐ Mule Hide Products Co., Inc. 310. ☐ DJR Architecture, Inc. 311. ☐ ABC Supply Company, Inc. 312./314 ☐ Olimpia Splendid USA 313. ☐ APA Engineered Wood Association 315. ☐ MMA Manufacturing, Inc. dba Minute Man Anchors 326. ☐ Phoenix Modular Elevator 327./329. ☐ ICC NTA, LLC 328. ☐ Tarkett 330. ☐ busSTRUT 331. ☐ Northern Air Systems 333. ☐ Pinnacle LGS Inc. 334. ☐ De Mase Warehouse Systems, Inc. 337. ☐ Powered Living 400. ☐ SFA Saniflo Inc. USA 401./403. ☐ Simpson Strong-Tie 402./404. ☐ FIBO USA 405. ☐ HD Supply 406. ☐ Nichiha USA 407. ☐ Art’s-Way Scientific 408. ☐ WESCO Distribution, Inc. 409. ☐ Oliver Technologies Inc. 410. ☐ Global Building Products 411./413. ☐ PPG 412./414. ☐ WinTech 415. ☐ AeroGo, Inc. 426. ☐ Geberit 427./429. ☐ FRAMECAD 428. ☐ Geberit 430. ☐ Safe and Green Holdings Corp 431. ☐ Unico, Inc. 433. ☐ Irontown Modular 434. ☐ Kumkang Kind 435. ☐ MMY US INC. 436./438. ☐ Modulifter Inc. 500. ☐ Persons Services Corp. 501. ☐ Dr. Shrink, Inc. 502./504. ☐ REDD Team 503. ☐ Dodd Modular Limited 505. ☐ Automatic Sprinkler of Texas, Inc. 506. ☐ Strucsoft | Graitec Group 507. ☐ Kennedy Floorings Ltd. 508./510. ☐ House of Design Robotics 509./511. ☐ Stack Modular 512. ☐ CSA Group 513. ☐ American Bath Group 514. ☐ Estimator360, Inc. 515. ☐ PAC-CLAD Peterson 526. ☐ BT Modular 527. ☐ SEMA Timber Construction Software 528. ☐ Ecosan S.A. 529. ☐ VaproShield LLC 530. ☐ Modular Closets 531. ☐ Karndean Designflooring 532. ☐ Wellmod 533. ☐ Karndean Designflooring 534. ☐ Rockwool 600. ☐ Specialized Transportation Ent Inc. 601. ☐ Hillmann Consulting, LLC 602. ☐ ModCorr, LLC 603./605. ☐ Intertek –Modular Building Solutions 604. ☐ Talco Fire Systems 606. ☐ Verkstadsbolaget 607./609. ☐ Upside Innovations, LLC 608. ☐ Bonds Southeast, Inc. 610. ☐ ROC Modular Inc. 611. ☐ JG Innovations, Inc. 612. ☐ RainStick Shower 613. ☐ Triad/Ruvo 614. ☐ Andersen Windows, Inc. 615. ☐ ATAS International, Inc. 626. ☐ Home Depot 627. ☐ IteraSpace 628. ☐ CIMC Modular Building Systems 629. ☐ Blind Bolt/Abrafast 630. ☐ Dassault Systemes 632. ☐ New Design Concepts

Wrap,

Manufacturing

Consulting Inc., dba RADCO

Technologies,

Building Materials

Pamex 714. ☐ Schluter Systems 715. ☐ Chronomite 726./728./730.732. ☐ National Ramp 727. ☐ Dagard USA 729. ☐ Noble Company 800. ☐ Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC USA 802. ☐ Northstar Systembuilt 804. ☐ EZ Systems 806. ☐ Landstar Transportation Logistics 807. ☐ Guerdon, LLC 808. ☐ TMP Services, Inc. 809. ☐ Reef Industries Inc. 810. ☐ CMC Modulos Construtivos Ltda.

☐ Grabber Construction Products 812. ☐ Acc U Set Construction, Inc. 814. ☐ Prefab Logic

☐ Complete Access: A Division of Integrated Stairs Systems, Inc.

☐ HospitalesMoviles.com by VERTISA

☐ Lindapter

☐ Modular Building Institute 828. ☐ Marshall Advanced Mfg Ctr

☐ Modular Building InstituteModular Advocacy Program

☐ Offsite Construction Network

☐ Modular Home Builders Association

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700./702. ☐ Buffalo Shrink

Inc. 701./703. ☐ Bard

Co. 704. ☐ Twining

705. ☐ Vita Inclinata

Inc. 706. ☐ Foundation

811./813.

817./819.

823.

826.

827.

829.

831.

833.

Exhibit Hall

Door Prize Ticket for:

Bose Headphones

2:00pm on March 19

You must complete this ticket to win and drop it in the “HEADPHONES” bowl before the 2pm drawing.

YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Sponsored by:

Your Name (Please Print)

Your Company Affiliation

Exhibit Hall

Door Prize Ticket for:

MK Purse &

Wallet

3:00pm on March 19

You must complete this ticket to win and drop it in the “PURSE” bowl before the 3pm drawing.

YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Sponsored by:

Your Name (Please Print)

Your Company Affiliation

2024 “Best in Show”

VOTING

INSTRUCTIONS

Special awards are given for modular buildings, green buildings, and marketing pieces entered in the Awards of Distinction contest that receive the most votes as “Best of Show” by convention participants.

Instructions: Download the World of Modular event app (see cover), navigate to the Awards section of the app and follow the on-screen directions.

Alternatively, vote using the QR code below.

Don’t wait! Cast your vote by 9:00am on Thursday Mar. 21

Exhibit Hall

Door Prize Ticket for: Bracelet & Money Clip

4:00pm on March 19

You must complete this ticket to win and drop it in the “BRACELET” bowl before the 4pm drawing.

YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Sponsored by:

Your Name (Please Print)

Your Company Affiliation

Exhibit Hall

Door Prize Ticket for: $250 CASH

9:00am on March 20

You must complete this ticket to win and drop it in the “CASH” bowl before the 9am drawing.

YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN! Sponsored by:

Your Name (Please Print)

Your Company Affiliation

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WORLD OF MODULAR HOSTS THE INDUSTRY'S

RISING STARS

The Rising Stars Program, operated by Tremco, was developed to support students and young adults in entering the construction industry through education and training. MBI is partnering again in 2024 to offer Rising Stars in conjunction with World of Modular. Rising Stars at World of Modular 2024 will be an expanded “career day” for students engaged in vocational technology programs at Orlando-area high schools. Students will have the opportunity to learn and network with industry experts and owners from across the globe. Speakers and hands-on activities will help students gain a holistic view of the industry and the many career opportunities available within it.

Design, Build, Install

Join these sessions to learn about innovative approaches and techniques across the design, build, and install phases of commercial modular construction.

A Practical Guide for Embarking on Your Industrialized Construction Journey: Case Studies From Affordable Housing, Academic, and Life Sciences

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 11/12

Amr Raafat | Chief Innovation Officer | Windover Construction

This session will explore case studies of significant time and cost savings achieved through innovative prefabrication solutions across a wide range of modular construction project types (e.g., academic, multifamily housing, and life sciences) where the balance between high-quality construction and operational efficiency is critical for project success.

Gain insights into practical steps for integrating prefabrication into existing workflows, spanning from Building Information Modeling (BIM) to Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA) and beyond. Discover the power of data-driven preconstruction planning in optimizing prefabrication processes.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, traditional and modular contractors, design professionals, and technology companies

Bringing a Single-Unit Restaurant to Market with Modular Design: Opportunities, Challenges, and Lessons Learned

Thursday, March 21, 1:30 PM, Suwannee 11/12

Jesse Goldman | Principal Architect | CSHQA Architects

Daniel Gelatt | Director of Business Development & Field Operations | Safe & Green Holdings Corp.

This session will explore a case study of bringing a singleunit quick service restaurant (QSR) with a drive-through to market. Use of a super-wide module, creative planning for parapets and signage, meticulous coordination, and a client’s commitment to have as much work produced offsite in the factory as possible were important ingredients in the project’s success.

Find out how food was served just weeks after foundations were completed onsite and discover the challenges and lessons learned in the process.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, technology companies, modular building manufacturers, design professionals, and end users/facility managers

Maximizing Prefab Efficiency: Integrating MEP Components into Panelized & Volumetric Systems

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, Suwannee 20/21

Stuart Cameron | Director & MMC Lead | CES Group

Significant improvements to the quality, speed, and sustainability of projects can be made through the application of modern methods of construction combined with digital integration. Using Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA) and modular mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) in projects can help stakeholders understand what work is better manufactured together versus prefabricated separately and integrated in the field, pushing the boundaries of consideration of MEP from an installation to a prioritized product.

Join this session to learn how to achieve stakeholder buyin when considering structural and MEP integration, the logistical complexities of bringing another trade into your facility, and lessons learned from completed projects.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, design professionals, owners/ developers, and end users/facility managers

Modular Design: Building Hope in a Housing Crisis

Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 AM, Suwannee 11/12

Matthew Laase, AIA NCARB | Principal | Jackson Main Architecture

We are in the midst of a perfect storm, where the lack of affordable and attainable housing is reaching critical levels. This presentation offers a fresh perspective, exploring solutions through modular building strategies and showcasing how this approach alters the decision-making process, much like the transformative shift to Building Information Modeling (BIM).

Attendees will discover the efficiency of pre-approved modular components, leading to significant cost savings while maintaining quality control. Prepare to be inspired by captivating case studies that aren’t just projects but rather stories of innovation from delivering workforce housing on compact sites to orchestrating ambitious largescale, mixed-use projects featuring over 300 units. In a time when the housing crisis is at its peak, our industry needs disruptive processes on a mainstream scale.

Modular housing design can be the key that empowers the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry to make a difference. It’s all about unlocking efficiency, embracing repeatability, and harnessing flexibility to address these challenges head-on.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, design professionals, traditional and modular contractors, modular building manufacturers, and building code/government officials”

Opening

the Playbook on

Modular Design

Wednesday, March 20, 2:00 PM, Suwannee 11/12

Dean Dalvit | Principal | Evstudio

Join this session for an in-depth review of essential design strategies and requirements for modular projects, opportunities for standardizing designs to serve all stakeholders in offsite construction, and case-based critical do’s and don’ts for each phase of architecture and engineering to ensure a successful design for permitting as well as manufacturing and field construction is achieved. This session is for anyone just starting out in modular development as well as seasoned industry veterans with an objective to help advance and innovate the marriage of offsite construction techniques with the traditional process of design, permitting, and field construction. Immediately actionable digital resources will be shared during this session.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, modular building manufacturers, design professionals, and building code/government officials

Permanent Modular Hospitals: It’s Only the Beginning

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, St. John's 22/23

Stacy Tanner | VP of Business Development | MODLOGIQ

Bob Gesing, AIA | Principal | MIND (Medical Innovations Development)

Mark Molen | Principal | MIND

Telah Taylor, MHA, FACHE | Vice President of Construction | Memorial Health System

Kevin Hudson | Director of Facilities | Memorial Health System

Scott Heckel | Director of Operations | MODLOGIQ

Modular construction can and has solved even the largest and most complex building challenges. Join this session to learn from a panel of experts about the evolving future of healthcare construction.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, design professionals, modular building manufacturers, and end users/facility managers

Plans, Principles, and Process

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, Suwannee 11/12

Michael Hough | Founder | MJH Structural Engineers

This session will outline the volumetric modular process from architectural plans through to set and installation of modules onsite. The flexibility and limitations of modular solutions will be identified and outlined in relation to building layouts and maximizing the offsite elements of the construction process.

MJH Structural Engineers have completed modular buildings ranging from single story to 50 stories. Learn about efficiencies achieved across the entire process through delivered project case studies including College Road, Croyden.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, traditional and modular contractors, design professionals, owners/ developers, and academia/researchers

Productization for Manufacturers in Construction

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 11/12

Karun Chakravarthy | Expert Business Consultant, Architecture, Engineering & Construction | Dassault Systemes

Vince Gattola | AEC Industry Process Consultant Senior Manager | Dassault Systemes

The construction industry is quickly realizing how productization achieves universal business goals more effectively than either design-for-fabrication or prefabrication. Manufacturers who can engineer and fabricate product systems are realizing greater profitability, velocity, and sustainability—all while offering bespoke solutions.

Join this session to learn about a disruptive approach that goes beyond building information modeling (BIM)/virtual design and construction (VDC) to an engineered-to-order (ETO) method combined with product data management (PDM) and systems engineering to drive early bill of materials (BOM) and a generative configured digital mockup, all geared to minimize design engineering complexity.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, design professionals, and end users/facility managers

MORE SESSIONS

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Design, Build, Install continued

The Key to Modular Success

Thursday, March 21, 3:00 PM, Suwannee 11/12

Tony Frost | President | TDK Management Co.

Join this session to learn how CoPlace Logan, one of the first significant multifamily shipping container-based projects in San Diego, CA, was accomplished and the challenges the project team faced.

A detailed, illustrative case study will demonstrate how this 3-story, 21-unit project required the team to overcome numerous obstacles, including site relocation and redesign, permitting issues and delays, onsite contaminated soils discovery and removals, module manufacturing issues, COVID-19-related issues, and local crime and drug issues.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, modular building manufacturers, traditional and modular contractors, design professionals, and end users/facility managers

The Logistics Behind Building 26 Stories in 5 Days

Tuesday, March 19, 1:00 PM, Suwannee 11/12

Jeremy Zimman | Director of Marketing, Holon Modular Building Systems | BROAD U.S.A.

Modular construction is a remedy to the long and unpredictable project cycles of site-built buildings. However, the industry must reach industrial scale–through large-scale, streamlined production and investment in automation – to supply units quickly.

Join this session to learn how a 26 story, 202-unit residential tower was completed in just 5 days through an optimized project flow and logistics chain, along with use of a stainless-steel framed building system.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, design professionals, building code/government officials, technology companies, and modular and traditional contractors

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Development Opportunities

Join these sessions to learn about practical approaches owners, developers, general contractors, and lenders are using to spur development within a variety of commercial building markets.

Industrialized Modular Construction: A Fast, Effective, Sustainable, and Quality Design

Response to Urgent Hospital Needs

Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 AM, Suwannee 20/21

Pablo Domecq | Technical Representative | ECOSAN S.A.

Juan Pablo Rudoni | President | ECOSAN S.A.

This session will explore how use of an industrialized modular construction process can facilitate an effective, adaptable, and globally replicable model for building healthcare facilities.

Learn how the project team accomplished the build of 64 hospitals across Argentina within 3 years. Case studies demonstrate the geographical challenges of building in remote and isolated areas as well as densely built urban zones and how the team was able to contend with extreme weather conditions – from temperatures below -4°F and winds exceeding 43 miles/hr to seismic zones with altitudes over 13,000 feet and areas with scorching climates and constant rainfall.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, end users/ facility managers, dealers/lease fleet owners, banks/financial institutions, and academia/researchers

Lessons Learned Post-Completion: Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth ER Addition

Tuesday, March 19, 1:00 PM, Suwannee 13/14

Jim Gabriel | President & CEO | MODLOGIQ

John Buongiorno | Vice President, Modular Division | Axis Construction Corp

Brent Doucette | Business Development Manager, Modular Division | Axis Construction Corp

Mark Tarlton | Senior Director of Facility Planning & Construction | Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth

Offsite modular construction for healthcare is one of the fastest-growing sectors of construction. 2023 World of Modular included a session highlighting Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth’s journey to utilize modular construction for the first time to accomplish an Emergency Room (ER) addition.

Rejoin the team in this session as they revisit the project post-completion and discuss lessons learned in the journey. Learn how well modular construction

performed in the quest to minimize site and operational disruption, maximize infection control, and accelerate the construction schedule.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, design professionals, modular building manufacturers, and end users/facility managers

“Missing Middle” Innovation: Deeply Affordable Modular Public Housing

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, Suwannee 13/14

Dean Dovolis | Founder | DJR Architecture

Amanda Pederson | Project Manager | DJR Architecture

Is it possible to provide deeply affordable “missing middle” housing using innovative building technologies? This was the question the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) sought to answer in their 2021 scattered sites request for proposal (RFP), spurred by the City of Minneapolis’s groundbreaking 2040 plan, which enabled historic density in areas previously restricted to single family zoning.

This session will highlight the unforeseen challenges in project delivery and demonstrate how the blending of innovative zoning, design, building technology, and financing led to the creation of 84 affordable modular housing units on 16 sites spanning across the City of Minneapolis. This single-phase project constructed 130,000 square feet of housing in just 13 months and can serve as a model for providing transformative change in the form of modular, sustainable affordable housing in communities across the United States.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Design professionals, modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, traditional and modular contractors, and banks/financial institution

Modular Factory Equipment Options: A European Perspective

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 13/14

Simon Gledhill | CEO | Dodd Modular Limited

This presentation will help attendees understand the issues involved in the selection and development of manufacturing options for modular factories, including framing, screwing, sheathing, box build, and assembly lines.

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It will showcase European market examples, from basic to fully-automated systems.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, design professionals, modular and traditional contractors, and academia/researchers

Systems Built Housing for Attainability: Productization of Construction

Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 AM, Suwannee 13/14

Sean Brown | Vice President of Factory Operations | Fading West

This session explores how applying systems-built thinking can create a viable path for housing attainability. To get different results, we must begin to think and act differently - like Henry Ford, Toyota, and the manufacturing and agricultural industries.

We must change our way of thinking and focus on how to productize housing. From design to materials selection to set sequence to manufacturing, systems-built housing enables cost control, repeatability, and standardization. Efficiency, quality and architectural interest is achievable at an attainable price point.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, modular building manufacturers, traditional and modular contractors, banks/ financial institutions, and building code/government officials

The Modular Data Center Revolution - from Design and Development to Deployment

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 20/21

Ron Mann | Sr Vice President, Modularization | Graywolf

The global modular data center market is expected to increase a mind-boggling USD 55.4 billion by 2030, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 17.8%. Key growth drivers include the need for customized, scalable, and energy-efficient data centers, and the speed with which data centers need to be constructed demands an aggressive schedule.

Join this session to learn about the evolution of modular data center design, development, and deployment, including applications and drivers, industry and global market trends, and examples of efficiencies achieved through successfully delivered projects.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, technology companies, design professionals, and owners/developers

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Govt./Regulatory Affairs

Join these sessions, specifically geared for government agencies and officials, to learn about regulatory challenges, updates, and opportunities for modular construction.

Advancing Off-Site Through Standards and Regulatory Consistency

Thursday, March 21, 3:00 PM, St. John's 22/23

Ryan M. Colker, J.D., CAE | Executive Director, Alliance for National and Community Resilience | International Code Council

Efficiency of process drives a lot of the benefit from off-site construction. However, a diversity of regulatory approaches can cut into that efficiency—particularly for manufacturers who intend to serve multiple markets.

Join this session to learn how standards and guidelines developed by the International Code Council and Modular Building Institute are helping address these challenges as well as practical ways manufacturers and others interested in addressing building industry and societal challenges can help further their adoption.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES:

Building code/government officials

Colorado Creates New Modular Initiatives and Funding to Support Affordable Housing

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, St. John's 22/23

Mo Miskell | Deputy Director | Division of Housing, Colorado Department of Local Affairs

Sam Albrecht | Director | Office of Regulatory Oversight, Colorado Department of Local Affairs

Colorado House Bill 22-1282 was passed in early 2022 to create an "Innovative Housing Incentive Program" to help address the housing shortage by supporting the development and expansion of the state's innovative housing manufacturing business. The program launched in 2023 and includes two funding mechanisms: a working capital and per-unit incentive grant, and a factory loan. $40 million is dedicated to the program.

In November 2022, Colorado voters passed Proposition 123, a ballot measure authorizing the state to retain money from existing state tax revenue to support affordable housing investment. One of the two funds that was established includes loans to support the creation or preservation of modular and factory build manufacturers. The first round of applications closed on November 2, 2023. Join this session to learn more about the program and the first awards.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES:

Building code/government officials

MBI Government Affairs Update

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, St. John's 22/23

Jon Hannah-Spacagna | Government Affairs Director | MBI

Jennifer Harper | Head, L&E Government Contracts Group | Squire Patton Boggs

Stacy Swanson | Policy Advisor | Squire Patton Boggs

MBI Government Affairs Director, Jon Hannah-Spacagna, will provide an update on issues and opportunities MBI is focused on for 2024.

Jon will be joined by MBI’s retained DC lobbying team, Jennifer Harper and Stacy Swanson, who will provide details on their work to advocate for the industry with members of Congress and federal agencies.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES:

Building code/government officials

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Managing Your Business

Join these sessions to learn techniques and practices that can improve the efficiency, longevity, profitability, and culture of your organization.

Avoiding the Hidden Legal Dangers of Using AI, Robotics, and Advanced Technologies in Modular Construction

Tuesday March 19, 1:00 PM, St. John's 22/23

Ronald D. Ciotti | Partner, Hinckley | Allen & Snyder LLP

Wolfgang Rieder | CEO | Rieder Group

The use of AI, robotics, and advanced technologies have exploded in the modular construction industry across manufacturing processes and construction projects. While these innovations can bring tremendous benefits, their use can also expose companies to legal risk.

Join this session to understand and learn how to identify the legal risks and exposures generated by the use of these innovations along with practical ways to mitigate or minimize these risks through the proper use of contract documents, processes, and techniques.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, owners/developers, dealers/ lease fleet owners, and technology companies

Blueprint for Revolution Part 1: Laying the Foundation - The Case for a Manufacturing Mindset in Modular Construction

Wednesday, March 20, 2:00 PM, Suwannee 13/14

Daniel Small | Founder & CEO | Da Vinci Consulting

This dynamic session will explore the shift from traditional construction to a manufacturing mindset in modular construction, using engaging examples and discussion to lay the foundation for this essential shift.

Attendees will quickly grasp the inefficiencies of conventional methods and the benefits of Lean manufacturing principles, including process optimization, and will be prepared for the practical applications in Part 2. Lean offsite manufacturing expert and consultant, Daniel Small, brings over two decades of field experience, insights from mechanical engineering, business acumen, and Lean Six Sigma methodologies.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufactures, owners/developers, dealers/lease fleet owners, design professionals, and modular and traditional contractors

Blueprint for Revolution Part 2: Building the Future - Implementing Manufacturing Principles in Modular Construction

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 13/14

Daniel Small | Founder & CEO | Da Vinci Consulting

This interactive session, a follow up from Part 1, will focus on applying Lean manufacturing techniques in modular construction through practical exercises and real-world scenarios, emphasizing waste reduction and the Jobs-ToBe-Done framework.

Attendees will be equipped with actionable strategies for enhancing efficiency and customer-centric innovation in their practices. Lean offsite manufacturing expert and consultant, Daniel Small, brings over two decades of field experience, insights from mechanical engineering, business acumen, and Lean Six Sigma methodologies.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufactures, owners/developers, dealers/lease fleet owners, design professionals, and modular and traditional contractors

Cover Your Assets! Insurance Tips, Tricks, and Traps for Offsite Construction

Thursday, March 21, 3:00 PM, Suwannee 15

Jevon C. Bindman | Partner | Maslon LLP

The insurance industry is constantly evolving, and businesses who fail to update their insurance practices may end up with uncovered or under-covered claims. How can you best manage risk and ensure proper insurance coverage for modular construction operations?

Join this session to learn about common insurance policies and the anatomy of each, insurance considerations specific to offsite construction, and best practices for ensuring proper coverage on projects and operations.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular and traditional contractors, owners/developers, modular building manufacturers, dealers/lease fleet owners, and banks/financial institutions

Exploring the Offsite Construction Media Landscape

Wednesday, March 20, 2:00 PM, Suwannee 20/21

Tom Hardiman, CAE | Executive Director | MBI

John McMullen, PCM | Marketing Director | MBI

Dave Barista | Editorial Director | Building Design + Construction

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Audree Grubesic | Founder | OffSiteDirt.com

Steve Ladurantaye | Vice President of Content | Zonda

As the offsite and modular construction industries have flourished in recent years, so too has the media coverage of those industries. Interviews, articles, podcasts, and videos—both in-house and professionally-produced—are everywhere. But what makes for compelling, high-return on investment (ROI) content? How is such content created and leveraged? And how can companies and professionals across the industry best position themselves to earn media exposure and reach their target audiences?

Join this panel discussion, featuring leaders and influencers from across the offsite industry’s digital media spectrum, as they dive into the current landscape of offsite construction media and explore what content producers are looking for when it comes to creating good stories for their platforms.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, design professionals, modular and traditional contractors, and dealers/lease fleet owners

Marketing and Business Development within MBI (and the Industry At-Large): A Roundtable Discussion

Thursday, March 21, 1:30 PM, Suwannee 20/21

Heather Packard | Professional & Workforce Development Director | MBI

Dave Sikora | Business Development Director | MBI

John McMullen, PCM | Marketing Director, MBI

Join this engaging roundtable discussion about new ideas and best practices for marketing and business development within MBI and the greater modular construction industry.

Come armed with questions and be ready to offer your own experiences in this can’t-miss exploration of modular sales and marketing tactics.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, dealers/lease fleet owners, owners/developers, design professionals, and modular and traditional contractors

Modular Construction: How do we Grow from Here?

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, Suwannee 15

Serena Crivellaro | Managing Director, Engineering & Construction Sector Lead | KPMG

Some high-profile failures of modular construction companies generated substantial media attention and might suggest that success and growth in this sector can be hard to attain. Additionally, higher interest rates and

subdued construction activity have made it particularly difficult for high-capital expenditure (CapEx) businesses – including modular construction companies – to secure financing.

Join this session to learn strategic options modular companies can pursue to enhance their chances for growth and profitability.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, dealers/lease fleet owners, modular and traditional contractors, and design professionals

Setting up Your Company to Profit from the Transition to Industrialized Offsite Construction (IOC)

Wednesday, March 20, 2:00 PM, Suwannee 15

Nolan Browne | Founding Partner | ADL Ventures

Ben Hershey | CEO | 4ward Consulting Group

The transition from onsite to industrialized offsite construction (IOC) will create winners and losers in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. Long product development cycles and slow training times suggest that few companies will be nimble enough to make a swift transition.

Join this session to understand the fundamentals of developing and executing a bespoke IOC strategy, including assessment of current strengths, opportunities, and existential threats along with the operations, capabilities, and positioning required to succeed.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, design professionals, owners/developers, traditional and modular contractors, and dealers/lease fleet owners

Success by the Numbers: Building the Future with the Next Generation

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 15

Sara-Ann Logan, AIA, RIBA, NOMA, IIDA | Vice President of Design | Volumetric Building Companies

Talent development in an under-represented sector of the construction industry presents challenges. Training agile, open-minded, and technologically savvy professionals requires rapid deployment, and workforce development for the trades and support teams in a fast-paced manufacturing environment necessitates a different approach. What should entry level training for manufacturing teams consist of? What might early career professional development look like for design and engineering teams? What benefits could cross training and integration for preconstruction and project management teams bring?

Join this session to gain insights on applicable new methodologies for talent development and learn how –if you can’t find talent – you can grow it.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, design professionals, modular and traditional contractors, and academia/researchers

The Humanity of Robotics in Offsite Modular Construction

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 15

Rick Murdock | CEO & Co-Founder | Autovol

Merrick Macomber | CEO & Co-Founder | Modular Maven

Construction is one of the final industries to bring robotics and automation into the mix. Will robots dehumanize construction? Will they replace people? How can they best be utilized to benefit our industry?

Offsite modular construction is a good proving ground to answer the tough questions and measure the results. One modular team has discovered that success isn’t based on machines or computer code. Instead, the real secret sauce is found in the human spirit and a people-first culture. Join this session to learn how two industry visionaries, joined by a diverse team, have mixed automation with decades of modular experience into one of North America’s most productive and inclusive modular companies. This session will demonstrate how people served by robots can be empowered to leave the world’s chaos behind, create meaning and enjoyment at work, build fantastic careers, and leave work each day with heart-felt purpose and joy.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, technology companies, and academia/researchers

The Impact of Women in Offsite Construction

Tuesday, March 19, 1:00 PM, Suwannee 20/21

Heather Wallace | Communications Director | Momentum Innovation Group

Merrick Macomber | CEO & Founder | Modular Maven

Ewelina Wozniak-Szpakiewicz | CEO | DMDmodular p.s.a.

Dyci Sfregola | CEO & Founder | New Gen Architects

Sara-Ann Logan, AIA, RIBA, NOMA, IIDA | Vice President of Design | Volumetric Building Companies

Deanna Savage | VP of Construction | Preservation of Affordable Housing, Inc. (POAH)

In this panel session, a diverse group of women representing a variety of roles in offsite construction will share their personal career journeys.

Join this session to learn ways to improve overall diversity within the industry.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, technology companies, modular and traditional contractors, and design professionals

The Intersection of Culture & Strategy: Where Winning Companies Live

Tuesday, March 19, 1:00 PM, Suwannee 15 AND Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 AM, Suwannee 15

HR Huntsman | Owner/Founder | Leader’s Edge

The intersection between the “art” of human empowerment and the “science” of effective business strategy is where successful companies of the future will invest their energy and resources.

Join this session to learn powerful principles and proven practices that will enable your company to thrive at this intersection, including how to attract top talent, empower emerging leaders, and create profitable business strategies.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, dealers/ lease fleet owners, modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, and design professionals

Workforce Development for a New Generation of Construction Professionals

Thursday, March 21, 1:30 PM, Suwannee 15

Nicole Jacobsen | Associate | ADL Ventures

Sara-Ann Logan, AIA, RIBA, NOMA, IIDA | Vice President of Design | Volumetric Building Companies

Ryan Blowers | Co-Founder & Head of Manufacturing | ReMo Homes

Jennifer Dewees, LEED AP | President | Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation, Inc. (MCCEI)

Branka Minic | CEO | The Building Talent Foundation

Scott Remick | National Design Manager | 84 Lumber

Talent shortages and skill gaps have negatively affected the productivity of the construction workforce, with 546,000 additional workers needed in order to improve the industry’s outlook. Workforce sustainability also remains an ongoing issue within construction due to the complexity of worksites and hazardous work environments.

How do we frame industrialized construction as an attractive and lucrative career opportunity for professionals of all ages and backgrounds? Join this session to hear what it will take to upskill and diversify the existing workforce as well as recruit and train a new generation of industrialized construction professionals.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, traditional and modular contractors, design professionals, technology companies, and dealers/lease fleet owners

NEW FOR 2024!

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT LOUNGE

The Workforce Development Lounge at World of Modular offers a space for attendees to network, learn and share about programs and activities around North America that are supporting the education and development of the industry’s workforce. Join us in Suwannee 17!

Opportunities to engage include:

• Sharing and learning about workforce programs, resources, and case studies across North America

• Contribute to workforce data collection on current needs, future projects, and DEIA recommendations and strategies

• Recording “Your Story Matters” – short videos on your journey into the industry

• Moderated follow-up discussions related to popular workforce development topics identified during World of Modular

• A relaxing space to discuss collaboration, strategies, and the future of our workforce

• A free Workforce Readiness Leadership Assessment

HOURS:

Tuesday, March 19 | 10:00 AM-5:00 PM

Wednesday, March 20 | 8:00 AM-4:30 PM

Thursday, March 21 | 10:30 AM-4:00 PM

SNACKS & DRINKS HOURS:

Tuesday, March 19 | 2:00 PM-4:00 PM

Wednesday, March 20 | 12:00 PM-2:00 PM

Thursday, March 21 | 12:30 PM-2:30 PM

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Zurn has solutions that save time and money. Designed for modular construction, our stud supported water closet carrier eliminates the need for additional support materials. Choose from seven fitting options that attach to the carrier assembly, eliminating labor and easing installation.

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Research & Innovation

Join these sessions to learn how emerging technologies, recent academic research, and new codes and standards are underpinning and driving change in the commercial modular construction industry.

A Practical Guide to Waste Diversion: How Modular Can Contribute to a Zero-Waste Future

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 16

Katie Bond | Graduate Student in Systems Engineering & Construction Mngmt. | Colorado State University

The circular economy is gaining popularity, and zero-waste initiatives along with construction and demolition (C&D) waste ordinances are on the horizon in many locations. Modular manufacturers are well-positioned to sort and divert their waste from landfills with little impact on productivity.

But where can it go? Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fitsall answer. This session will highlight practical examples of waste diversion as well as some of the challenges and opportunities for urban and rural environments.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES : Modular building manufacturers, design professionals, modular and traditional contractors, owners/ developers, and building code/government officials

Apprenticeships: Options & Solutions for Your Company

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 16

Derek Scarbro | Director | Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center

Carol Howerton | Workforce Development Director | Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center

Join this session to learn about a free, national apprenticeship model and skills training available for manufacturers that can help boost your company’s performance and profitability.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, dealers/lease fleet owners, modular and traditional contractors, and design professionals

Decarbonizing the Canadian Construction Sector through Offsite

Wednesday, March 20, 2:00 PM, Suwannee 16

Brandon Searle | Director, Innovation and Operations | University of New Brunswick Off-Site Construction Research Centre

Joon Ha Hwang | Initiative Lead | National Research Council

The Construction Research Centre at the National

Research Council of Canada (NRC) is addressing two of the biggest challenges facing Canada’s construction sector – decarbonization and productivity – through a new platform to Decarbonize the Construction Sector at Scale. This seven-year effort is geared to advance the construction industry and help Canada meet 2030 and 2050 net-zero emissions targets. A primary solution helping the NRC achieve these goals is the advancement of offsite construction and the research and development (R&D) necessary to increase uptake. Early projects underway include comparative studies between conventional and offsite practices, optimizing design for modular offsite construction to minimize life cycle assessment and costing, and benchmarking the offsite construction sector’s capacity and maturity. Join this session to learn about R&D efforts underway and provide input on ways to advance the uptake of offsite construction projects, increase productivity, and digitize the sector.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Owners/developers, design professionals, modular building manufacturers, banks/financial institutions, and technology companies

Quantifying the Value of Industrialized/ Offsite Construction

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 20/21

Bruna Xavier | Intrnl. Business Manager | CMC Módulos Mohamed Al-Hussein | Professor, Hole School of Construction Engineering, University of Alberta

In comparison to traditional construction, industrialized/ offsite construction can shorten project delivery time, reduce material waste and environmental impact, and improve overall quality and productivity. Despite the advantages of industrialized/offsite construction, general contractors and construction enterprises have not been swift to adapt their methods.

Join this session for an in-depth case study detailing a construction enterprise that has successfully undergone this transformation, followed by an interactive discussion on practical ways to address the challenge of selling modular and offsite construction at large to general contractors and construction enterprises.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Traditional and modular contractors, owners/developers, modular building manufacturers, design professionals, and academia/researchers

Robots, AI, Oh My! Demystifying and Accelerating Industrialized Construction Work and Workforce Impacts Through Research and Skills Development

Wednesday, March 20, 11:30 AM, Suwannee 16

Shanti Pless | Senior Building Energy Research Engineer | NREL

Julia Sullivan | Sustainable Buildings Researcher III | NREL

Danny Combs | Founder | TACT (Teaching the Autism Community Trades)

Ankur Dobriyal | Director of Off-site Innovation | Module 564,000— that’s the number of construction workers the United States lacked in 2023. This is not a new or unfamiliar problem, but high interest rates, housing shortages and an aging workforce are amplifying the pressure to build faster and recruit new talent. Panelized and modular construction are often touted as a solution to this workforce challenge and have seen year-over-year increases in market share. While research confirms industrialized construction can increase building efficiencies, researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) were curious how workers are being impacted both on construction sites, at factories, and all the stages in between. Join this session to learn about findings from NREL’s latest industrialized construction workforce study, two transformative models for workforce training, and upcoming efforts to accelerate and support the advanced building construction industry.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Academia/researchers, building code/government officials, modular and traditional contractors, modular building manufacturers, and technology companies

Smart Technology for Modular Buildings

Tuesday, March 19, 1:00 PM, Suwannee 16

Jin Ouk Choi | Associate Professor | University of Nevada, Las Vegas

New smart technologies have the potential to advance the commercial modular construction industry. Join this interactive session to learn how innovative technologies like digital twin, generative artificial intelligence (AI) design, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), dimensional quality control (QC) 3D scanning, asset tracking and real-time location systems (RTLS), blockchain and more are already shaping the future of our industry.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, technology companies, owners/ developers, and design professionals

Supporting Modular Construction through Standards and Education

Thursday, March 21, 1:30 PM, Suwannee 16

Khaled Habib | Principal Technical Lead, Structural & Construction | CSA Group

Andy Kwong | Product Manager | CSA Group

Sarah Chung | Project Manager, Construction & Infrastructure Standards | CSA Group

Modular construction can offer time savings in an overall project compared to traditional construction. However, delays in the inspection, permitting, and approvals processes can negate the time saved during the construction process.

Standards such as CSA A277, which specifies the procedure for certification of prefabricated modules, and CSA Z252, which provides guidance on key items for authorities, can help streamline the inspection, review, and approval process. Join this session to learn more about these standards and the training developed to educate the Canadian Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) and other stakeholders in the modular construction process.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, building code/government officials, design professionals, dealers/ lease fleet owners, and modular and traditional contractors

Waste Reduction Practices in Multifamily Construction

Tuesday, March 19, 10:30 AM, Suwannee 16

John Killingsworth | Associate Professor | Department of Construction Management, Colorado State University

Modular, offsite, and prefabrication practices are growing at a faster pace than traditional construction methods because these innovative solutions address concerns around workforce limitations, material supply-chain, safety, and quality. Past research efforts have typically focused on the qualitative rather than quantitative aspects of modular construction. This research gap provides an opportunity to leverage existing relationships with developer and modular communities to truly measure the quantitative benefits of offsite construction.

Colorado State University has completed a comparative study seeking to specifically measure framing material waste produced during a traditional site-built multifamily project and a modular offsite-built multifamily project. This comprehensive research outlines the significant limitations that exist in traditional building and waste management systems, and the increasing advantages that modular construction practices have in these processes. The research will provide actionable data for modular construction experts and novices alike.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, traditional and modular contractors, design professionals, and building code/government officials

Sustainable Practices

Join these sessions to learn about practices that can reduce the environmental impact of construction and tools and techniques that can improve efficiencies and profitability.

Automated Feasibility Studies: Exploring Generative Design & Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Modular Multifamily Housing

Wednesday, March 20, 3:30 PM, Suwannee 18/19

Benji Shin | CEO | Zenerate

Matthew Thompson | Analytics Lead | Zenerate

Design automation tools have become vital for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. The preliminary design process can be simplified, enabling the generation of hundreds of layout options in real time and swift calculation of crucial metrics like floor area ratio (FAR), rent revenue, cost, and profit.

Compelling case studies will demonstrate how generative design and artificial intelligence (AI) can transform the workflows of designers, manufacturers, consultants, and developers. Discover the future of modular construction planning and gain valuable insights into the potential of automated feasibility studies.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Design professionals, modular building manufacturers, owners/developers, modular and traditional contractors, and banks/financial institutions

Fostering Profitable & Sustainable Growth Through Strategic Sourcing & Procurement

Thursday, March 21, 11:00 AM, Suwannee 18/19

Dyci Sfregola | CEO & Founder | New Gen Architects

Foundational supply chain processes play a vital role in fostering profitable and sustainable growth. Taking a proactive and strategic approach to sourcing and procurement enables companies to optimize costs, ensure quality, manage risks, adapt to changing market conditions, efficiently scale operations, and foster innovation.

Join this session to learn practical ways companies within the commercial modular construction ecosystem can respond quickly to fluctuations in demand through building relationships with flexible suppliers and adopting supplier relationship management (SRM) technology.

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES: Modular building manufacturers, modular and traditional contractors, owners/developers, design professionals, and dealers/lease fleet owners

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HONOREES & LEADERSHIP

MBI OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

This award is given annually to an individual in honor of their special contribution and meritorious service to the industry and in particular to MBI.

RECIPIENT

Devin Duvak

Brad Gudeman

Mike Rhodes

Laurie Robert

Kathy Wilmot

Chris Peterson

Roland Brown

Mike Bollero, Sr.

Harry Klukas

Bill Haliburton

Kim Coates

Marty Mullaney

Ralph Tavares

Michael Wilmot

Michael Mount

Jeff Deutschendorf

MBI HALL OF FAME

COMPANY

Sunbelt Modular, Inc.

Modular Genius

Silver Creek Industries

NRB Modular Solutions

Wilmot Modular Structues

Satellite Shelters

Ramtech Building Systems

Aries Building Systems

Black Diamond Group

ATCO Structures & Logistics

Coates Management Services

Satellite Shelters

R & S Tavares Associates

Wilmot Modular Structures

Indicom Buildings

M Space Holdings

MBI recognizes those whose careers have been dedicated to our industry or whose acts have had a significant impact on the careers of all others. The criteria for this distinguished award includes longevity, corporate citizenship, business success, and clear original ideas that have advanced the industry.

RECIPIENT

Oscar Hunter

Roland Brown

Robert McGrath

Joan McGrath

Ralph Tavares, Sr.

William Meehleis

Bob McNeil

Craig McNeil

Gerry Holthaus

Carl Bennett

Laurie Robert

Maury Tiernan

Lincoln Moss

Michael Roman

Al Hilde, Jr.

Tom Arnold

Floyd E. Bigelow, Jr.

Simon Dragan

Dick Haakenson

Marv Shetler

COMPANY

Hunter Modular Construction

Ramtech Building Systems

MMMC - McGrath RentCorp

R&S Tavares Associates

Meehleis Modular

NRB, Inc.

Williams Scotsman

Vanguard Modular Building Systems

NRB, Inc.

Geary Pacific Corporation

Ramtech Building Systems

Reliant Asset Management

Satellite Shelters, Inc.

T. R. Arnold & Associates

Porta-Kamp

Whitley Manufacturing Co.

Pacific Mobile Structures

Blazer Industries

RECIPIENT

Steve Tucker

Jerry Brosius, PE

Marv Shetler

Laurie Robert

Judy Smith

Michael Roman

Tom Arnold

Maury Tiernan

Mike Morton

Robert Kullman

Lincoln Moss

Ed Starostovic

Neal DuCharme

Robert Houchin

Bruce McDonald

Eric Day

Michael Slataper

John Harty

Ray Tyson

Toni Sylvester

Barry Gossett

COMPANY

Blazer Industries

Modular Code Consultants

Blazer Industries

NRB, Inc.

Modular Building Institute

Resun Leasing

T.R. Arnold & Associates

Geary Pacific Corporation

Modular Technology

Kullman Industries

Ramtech Building Systems

PFS Corporation

Modular Structures International

Ramtech Building Systems

McDonald Mobile Offices

Zieman Manufacturing

Ramtech Building Systems

PBS Building Systems

Tyson Corporation

Sylvester Management

Williams Mobile Offices

RECIPIENT

Joseph Donegan

Michael Slataper

Rick McClymont

David Taft

Mike Arnold

A.V. Williams

S.D. Southern

R.D. Southern

Sam Kullman

John Harty

Bruce McDonald

Sid Braaksma

Patrick Geary

Raymond Tyson

Roland Undi

Bernie Brouwer

Bob McNeil

Jean McNeil

J.F. Toboll

Barry Gossett

Harold Kullman

Otto Miller

Don Rasmussen

Kenneth Sommer

Randolph Bard

Don Carlson

Lowell Stanley

Junella Stanley

COMPANY

Williams Scotsman

Ramtech Building Systems

Britco Structures

Mark Line Industries

Williams Mobile Offices

ATCO Structures

Kullman Industries

PBS Building Systems

McDonald Modular Solutions

Northgate Industries

Geary Pacific Corporation

Tyson Corporation

Evergreen Mobile Company

B&R Sales and Leasing

NRB, Inc.

Coastal Trailer Corporation

Williams Scotsman

Kullman Industries

Miller Building Systems

Modern Building Systems

Sommer’s Mobile Leasing

Bard Manufacturing Co.

Automated Builder Magazine

Coastal Trailer Corporation

YEAR 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 YEAR 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

YEAR 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

YEAR 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

MBI MODULAR FELLOW AWARD

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President

John Buongiorno, Axis Construction Corp

Past President

Chuck Walen, Satelite Shelters, Inc.

Vice President

Stephen Shang, Falcon Structures

DIRECTORS

Ted Redmond

Black Diamond Group

Bruna Rafaela Xavier, Lafaete Rentals

Doug Robinson, Sunbelt Modular Inc.

Jim Dunn, Stack Modular

Justin Morris, Titan Modular Systems, Inc.

Vice President Elect

Matthew Slataper, Ramtech Building Systems, Inc.

Treasurer Kent Anderson, Wesco Inc.

Secretary Jim Gabriel, Modlogiq Systems

Executive Director (non-voting)

Tom Hardiman, CAE, Modular Building Institute

Scott Bridger, ProSet Inc.

Stuart Emmons, Emmons Design

Jeff Moates, WillScot

Martha Trela, UrbanBloc

Ewelina Wozniak, DMD Modular

Cooper Lane, Brave Control Solutions, Inc.

Sara-Ann Logan, Volumetric Building Companies

Bostjan Jevsek, Piva Group S.P.A.

MBI PAST PRESIDENTS

INDIVIDUAL

Chuck Walen

Mike Wilmot

Brad Gudeman

Drew Welborn

Roland Brown

Devin Duvak

Mike Rhodes

Chris Peterson

Kelly Williams

Harry Klukas

Michael Bollero, Sr.

John Lieffrig

Mike Ridley

Joe Lopardo

Marty Mullaney

Rick Bartolotti

Mike Mount

Jeff Deutschendorf

Steve Tucker

Rick Bedell

Rick McClymont

Michael Roman

Laurie Robert

Randy Holler

Lincoln Moss

Michael Roman

Satellite Shelters, Inc.

Wilmot Modular Structures

Modular Genius

Whitley Manufacturing

Ramtech Building Systems

Indicom Buildings.

Silver Creek Industries

Satellite Shelters

Champion Commercial Stuctures

Black Diamond Group

Aries Building Systems

ModSpace

Britco Structures

Williams Scotsman

Satellite Shelters

Modtech

Indicom Buildings

M Space Holdings

Blazer Industries

Miller Building Systems

Britco Structures

Resun Leasing

NRB, Inc.

Manufactured Structures Corp.

Ramtech Building Systems

Resun Leasing

This recognition is bestowed upon those in the academic community whose research has contributed to the greater understanding of the benefits of modular construction.

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

John Killingsworth, Ph.D. Colorado State University

Jon Elliott, Ph. D. Colorado State University

Jin Ouk Choi, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Osama Moselhi, Concordia University

Kevin Grosskopf, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Ivan Rupnik, Northeastern University

Jeff Rankin, University of New Brunswick

Yong Han Ahn, Hanyang University

Charles Kibert, University of Florida

Christine Piper, Clemson University

Mark Anderson, University of California Berkeley & Peter Anderson, California College of the Arts

Bradley Guy, Catholic University

Mohamed Al-Hussein, University of Alberta

Ryan Smith, University of Utah

MBI VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

Eric Shaefer, Fading West Building Systems

Kam Valgardson, Irontown Modular

Bruna Rafaela Xavier, Lafaete Rentals

Andy Berube, Stack Modular

Jay Daniels, Phoenix Modular

Craig Mitchell, Metric Modular

2019 Bostjan Jevsek, Piva Group &

2018

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

Paul Bonaccorsi, Intelligent Offsite

Stephen Shang, Falcon Structures & Hala Jawad, RADCO

Daniel Arevalo, Mobile Modular Management Corporation

Sue Klawans, Gilbane

John Morrison, MarkLine Industries

Bill Haliburton, ATCO Stuctures

Doug Robinson, Williams-Scotsman

Kevin Walsh, ModSpace

Mike Henning, Mobile Modular Management Corporation

Irv Derks, Bard Manufacturing Co.

Dave Shuford, Marvair

Bill Ryan, M Space Holdings

Jerry Brosius, Modular Code Consultants; Ralph Tavares, R&S Tavares Associates & Maury Tiernan, Geary Pacific Corporation

INDIVIDUAL

Maury Tiernan

Mike Morton

Skip Taylor

Eric Day

Robert Houchin

Robert Kullman

Mike Blackmore

Roy Van Doorn

Mike Slataper

Bob Harker

Lincoln Moss

Neal DuCharme

Barry Gossett

Doug Bessey

Robert Houchin

COMPANY

Geary Pacific Corporation

Modular Technology

Office Master of Texas

Zieman Manufacturing

Ramtech Building Systems

Kullman Industries

Indicom Buildings

Geary Pacific Corporation

Ramtech Modular Design

SteelCo

Mark Line Industries

Modular Building Systems

Williams Mobile Office

The Tyson Corporation

Cliff Industries

YEAR 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

COMPANY

YEAR 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983

* no recipients in 2017 or 2010

MBI BOARD

OF DIRECTORS (2024 PROPOSED SLATE)

A BIG THANKS TO OUR 2024

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As World of Modular grows, so does its footprint! For this year's World of Modular, MBI has reserved space throughout Rosen Shingle Creek's convention area for its general sessions, exhibit hall, breakout sessions, networking receptions, and more.

Whether you're staying onsite or arriving via shuttle, use this map to navigate the event.

Questions? Seek out MBI staff members floating throughout the event and at the main registration desk.

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ABOUT US

Founded in 1983, the Modular Building Institute is the international non-profit trade association serving the commercial modular construction industry.

OUR MISSION

As the Voice of Commercial Modular Construction®, MBI promotes the advantages of modular construction while advocating for the removal of barriers that limit growth opportunities. Through its long-standing relationships with member companies, policy makers, developers, architects and contractors, MBI has become the trusted source of information for the commercial modular construction industry.

ADVOCATING FOR THE INDUSTRY

As the world’s largest trade association for commercial modular construction, MBI has taken the lead to introduce, change, and defeat legislation and regulations that would have an adverse impact on our industry. We have successfully protected our members’ interests in numerous states and provinces on issues ranging from taxation, plan approval, code compliance, relocation and recertification. In short, MBI is the Voice of Commercial Modular Construction®

OUR MEMBERS

MBI members are manufacturers, contractors, and developers, and owners in two distinct segments of the industry:

• Permanent modular construction (PMC)

• Relocatable buildings (RB).

Associate members are companies that supply building materials, services, and financing.

BEYOND WORLD OF MODULAR

World of Modular is an event like no other, but there’s so much more to the Modular Building Institute. Maybe it’s a key contact we can introduce to you or a regulatory challenge we can help you overcome. Whatever your need, MBI is dedicated to helping make your business more successful all year round. We are confident that by becoming a member—or taking full advantage of your existing membership—you will not be disappointed with your return on investment.

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