Val is the President of the CPCI, a leading organization representing the Canadian precast concrete industry for over sixty years. Val brings strong technical knowledge and expertise in the design and manufacturing of precast concrete systems. He is the liaison with the CPCI Executive Committee, Board of Directors, and Technical Committee. In this role, Val is committed to developing strong value propositions for CPCI stakeholders and Members and continues to lead the organization and the industry in strategic development.

Ariane is the staff liaison with CPCI's Student Education Committee. She is responsible for managing CPCI's communications activities including the social/digital media programs, advertising campaigns, online and print publications, promotion of events, managing sponsorships and assisting with regional chapter activities. Ariane also manages CPCI's educational programs, which include the promotion and coordination of National Precast Day events, the National Student Design Competition, the Precast Studio Program and the CPCI Scholarship Program.

Marco leads national business development efforts to expand the market share of precast concrete, building strategic relationships with owners, architects, engineers, contractors, developers, and government stakeholders. He is a strong advocate for modular and prefabricated precast solutions as a critical part of addressing Canada's housing and infrastructure challenges.

Amanda serves as the first point of contact for all membership inquiries and prides herself on providing timely resources and information to members - whether current or prospective. In her roll as Administrator, she works diligently behind the scenes to ensure that daily operations run efficiently. She also spearheads the coordination and logistics of the Canadian Precast Concrete Convention as well as various seminars and meetings that CPCI hosts throughout the year.

Ray is the staff liaison with CPCI Western Chapters (BC, AB, and MB/SK) and CPCI's Sustainability, Safety, and Productivity committee. He is responsible for managing technical inquiries, industry advocacy for provincial codes and standards, and business development in Western Canada. Ray also leads CPCI's efforts related to net-zero, LEED, and life cycle assessments.

Rihab plays a key role in advancing CPCI's communications goals by developing and implementing a variety of programs. As Communications Coordinator, she develops social media content and digital media campaigns to enhance CPCI's online visibility. Her responsibilities also include coordinating webinar logistics, maintaining the CPCI website, supporting digital publications, and assisting in the promotion and organization of CPCI's events and seminars.