The Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA), dedicated to fostering growth and excellence in tilt-up design, construction, and innovation, proudly announces Rick Galloway was elected as president of the board of directors. Galloway’s appointment follows the board meeting held in Las Vegas, signifying a pivotal moment in his distinguished career and highlighting his ongoing commitment to advancing the tilt-up construction industry.
Rick Galloway’s journey in the tilt-up concrete construction industry began with a spark of passion during his collegiate years at Auburn University, where he graduated in 1996 with a bachelor of building construction degree from the McWhorter School of Building Science. His early exposure to tilt-up construction at Vratsinas Construction Company (VCC) solidified his dedication to the craft, leading him to join Martin Concrete Construction Inc. in 1998. Over the past 26+ years at Martin Concrete, Galloway has held various roles, including assisting in opening their Nashville office in 2014 and currently serving as executive vice president based out of the Atlanta office. His expertise spans a diverse range of tilt-up projects, from manufacturing and distribution to office spaces and more, showcasing his deep understanding of the industry’s intricacies and challenges.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Rick Galloway is a staunch advocate for tilt-up construction, actively promoting its benefits as an economical, structurally efficient, and aesthetically pleasing building solution. He has presented certified continuing education series for architects, engineers, contractors, and developers, in addition to guest lecturing at esteemed institutions such as Auburn University. Galloway’s commitment to advancing the industry is further evidenced by his tenure on the Tilt-Up Concrete Association’s Board of Directors, having joined in 2019, and his service on the executive committee for the past three years. Additionally, he serves as an industry adviser to the Auburn University Building Science and Construction program and as the president of the Georgia chapter of the American Concrete Institute. His leadership and dedication continues to inspire and shape the future of tilt-up construction.
Alongside Rick Galloway’s election as president, the TCA’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the slate of officers for 2024. Barclay Gebel, FTCA, assumes the role of secretary, bringing his expertise from Concrete Strategies Inc. in St Louis, Missouri. Len Overbeek, treasurer, continues to provide invaluable leadership, now also serving as chair of the Canadian Advisory Board. Robert F. Murray takes on the role of vice president, leveraging his experience from Alston Construction Company in Edison, New Jersey. Together with President Galloway, these officers form a dynamic team dedicated to advancing the mission and vision of the Tilt-Up Concrete Association.
Additionally, the TCA’s Board of Directors created three new ex officio positions during the recent meeting, reflecting the association’s commitment to inclusivity and collaboration. These positions include the chair of the Canadian Advisory Board, the chair of the Mexican Advisory Board, and the president of the Tilt-Up Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (TILT) board. Len Overbeek, who was already a voting director on the board, currently serves as chair of the Canadian Advisory Board. Newly appointed ex officio members include Jorge Figueroa Silva, representing the Mexican Advisory Board, and Katt Price, PE, who currently serves as President of TILT. This marks the board’s first structure modification in over a decade.
The TCA’s Board of Directors is a dynamic group of industry experts from diverse sectors and geographical regions, each contributing unique perspectives and insights. With the recent appointment of Galloway as president and the addition of new ex officio members, the board is well-equipped to address the challenges and opportunities in the tilt-up construction industry with agility and foresight. Their collective commitment to the TCA’s mission of fostering growth and excellence in tilt-up design, construction, and innovation remains steadfast.
Below is the complete listing of the TCA Board of Directors for the year 2024.
Rick Galloway, GCQA, presidente de Martin Concrete Construction Inc., Kennesaw, Georgia, Estados Unidos
Robert F. Murray, vicepresidente de Alston Construction Company, Edison, Nueva Jersey, Estados Unidos
Len Overbeek, tesorero de Tilt Wall Ontario Inc., Woodstock, Ontario, Canadá
Barclay Gebel, FTCA, secretaria, Concrete Strategies Inc., San Luis, Misuri, Estados Unidos
Karen S. Hand, ingeniero profesional, expresidente de Needham DBS, Lenexa, Kansas, Estados Unidos
Jason M. Cooper, LEED AP, director de Arch-Con Corporation, Houston, Texas, Estados Unidos
Travis Davis, director de Hughes General Contractors, North Salt Lake, Utah, Estados Unidos
Gary Fischer, director, Woodland Tilt-Up, Júpiter, Florida, Estados Unidos
Jorge Figueroa Silva, ITESM, de oficio, Tilt Up Asesores S.A. de C.V., Monterrey, México
Don Greive, ingeniero profesional, director de Pinnacle Structural Engineers, Houston, Texas, Estados Unidos
Amy Luchun, AIA, LEED AP, director de Lamar Johnson Collaborative, San Luis, Misuri, Estados Unidos
Michael LeMark, director de SpecChem, Kansas City, Misuri, Estados Unidos
Estella Matemu, director, Leviat, Riverview, Florida, Estados Unidos
Katt Price, ingeniero profesional, miembro de oficio, Schaefer, Cincinnati, Ohio, Estados Unidos
Mark Scott, director de Innovative Brick Systems LLC, Lafayette, Colorado, Estados Unidos
Shane Walters, ingeniero profesional, director, Dayton Superior Corporation, Sanford, Florida, Estados Unidos
Guillermo Valdez, director de Suntec Concrete, Phoenix, Arizona, Estados Unidos
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