March Chapter Meeting: 
Project Delivery Methods - "Best Practices"

Mike Day of DAY CPM (and a panel of experts) will be presenting the topic of Project Delivery Methods and implementation of "best practices", comparing traditional to newer methods and lessons learned from utilizing each method type. How the project will be designed and constructed, or the delivery method, is one of the most important decisions made by every owner considering a construction project.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify the four main construction contract types.
2. Investigate the pros and cons of each contract type.
3. Describe the impacts of BIM in the design and construction process.
4. Analyze the current process for providing O&M’s and trends for the future.

Panelists
Mike Day, DAY CPM
Mike is an executive leader with more than 30+ years of construction management and owner’s representative experience providing comprehensive project management expertise. He is a dynamic principal who supports the foundation of teams and leads through example and mentoring. A money-wise owner’s representative, he manages construction capital with strict accountability. His in-the- trenches contracting knowledge translates to protection of owner interests with persuasive authority in dealing with construction entities. He is a member of the Design Build Institute of America, Lean Construction Institute and the Construction Management Association of America.

Doug Garland, DAY CPM Services Project Manager - Technology Integration and Tools
Doug Garland has over 15 years of experience in the construction industry including roles as a project engineer, maintenance and operations manager and general contractor. Doug brings keen insight and strong follow through to every project. He is adept at understanding contract documents (drawings and specifications) from a construction perspective and scrutinizing contractor change order requests for entitlement. He is well respected by both design and construction communities and serves owners well with his experience in both industries. Doug is our DAY CPM GO TO guy for all technology integration tools. He is our administrator and instructor for SharePoint, OneNote, Smartsheet, MS Word, Excel and Outlook.

Glenn Schnaidt, DAY CPM Services Project Manager - O&M and Integration of Facilities 
Glenn is an experienced owner’s representative with a broad knowledge of architectural design, construction and project management. His career spans over thirty years of diverse clients, project types and alternative construction delivery methods in both the public and private sectors. As a licensed Oregon architect, he manages a project with the scrutiny of the owner and the eye of the designer. Glenn is a project manager who is characterized by his peers as organized, prepared and a strong owner’s advocate.

Herb Yamamoto, BIM Connection (a division of CADD Connection LLC) President - BIM and VDC
For the past 30 years, Herb Yamamoto and CADD Connection have served 1000+ clients in disciplines including architectural, structural, MEP (mechanical, electrical & plumbing) and utilities. In recent years, he has have developed a BIM (Building Information Modeling) team including professionals savvy in construction, design and data. In turn, he provides VDC (Virtual Design Construction) and IPD (Integrated Project Delivery) solutions for large building projects. All CADD Connection teams use a "customer first" approach and begin by understanding the project needs and goals of the client.

Summer Gorder, ecoREAL Solutions President
Summer Gorder is a LEED AP professional and educator and built a solid foundation of Green Design experience on a local and global scale. Eco-real, LLC was founded by Summer Gorder is a sustainable design consulting firm that works with developers, architects, engineers, and contractors to optimize sustainable site planning and building design solutions that maximize long-term cost-savings, market appeal and environmental benefits. Summer designed and developed ecoREAL’s proprietary Green Building Implementation and Management (GBIM) software as a one of a kind method of LEED verification and documentation.

Schedule
5:30 PM - Networking, Heavy Appetizers, No Host Bar
6:30 PM - Presentation
7:30 PM - Q&A

Directions & Parking
The entrance to the banquet rooms is located at 947 N. Russell Street just up the sidewalk from the main entrance to the Widmer Brothers Pub and Restaurant. There are two parking lots at the intersection of Mississippi and N. Russell as well as a gravel lot across from the restaurant. Complimentary street parking is also available.

Additional Information

• 1 AIA CEU will be earned with your attendance.
• Vegetarian options will be available.
• No host bar will open at 5:30 PM