Ken is passionate about the modular construction industry and is available to share his experiences through:
Interactive presentations and workshops about using modular construction;
Coaching and consulting with individual home buyers/project owners;
Interviews and podcast features on modular construction topics;
Partner support and training.
Elected Upcoming 2021-2022 Term – Vice President of the Modular Home Builders Association
2020 – Board of Trustees, NAHB 55+ Housing Industry Council
2019 – Chair, NAHB – Building Systems Councils
2018 – 1st Vice Chair, Building Systems Councils
2017 – 2nd Vice-Chair, Building Systems Council
2017 to Present – Maryland Building Performance Association, Board of Directors
2016 to Present – NAHB, National Delegate, – Representing the Eastern Panhandle HBA
2016/2017 – Treasurer, Modular Home Builders Association
2016 – Chair – Modular Council, Building Systems Council
2014 to Present – Board of Trustees, NAHB Building Systems Councils
2013 to Present – Board of Directors, Modular Home Builders Association
Ken says ... "There is lots of opportunity for integration. We have only scratched the surface."
Ken comments on the state of pre-fab innovation in the United States.
This NAHB article highlights Ken's new position as the NAHB Chair of the Building Systems Council.
Ken leads Express Modular as a company to appear at No. 378 on the Inc 500 List in 2015.
Ken is one of four Inc 500 entrepreneurs to be selected to present ways to grow your company in a difficult economy.
Ken discusses how tax benefits help the growth of small businesses.
In this article, Ken is quoted about misconceptions of the "M" word and also modular's impact on the building industry.
Ken comments on the labor shortage in this article from the NAHB.
Ken discusses construction’s labor shortage and why it may finally be time for home builders to embrace offsite fabrication.
Ken offered a Retrofitting with Modular webinar to help remodelers incorporate modular construction into their renovations.
In this article from the NAHB, Ken contributes reasons for building modular after a natural disaster.
In this article from the NAHB, Ken writes about modular housing for the 55+ population.
Modular construction topics for speaking & consulting
Modular Construction 101
General Education on Modular Principles
55+ Home Building Practices
Remodelers
Building Systems
Custom Home Building
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