Bram joined Stonecrest Engineering in 2005 and has since become a co-owner. As a qualified designer with a Limited Engineering Technology license, Bram brings both technical expertise and a deep understanding of agricultural design (having been raised on a family poultry farm). As Stonecrest Engineering’s in-house Building Code specialist, Bram leads the firm’s compliance efforts across a wide range of projects, particularly those involving code compliance and site plan requirements. He has played a key role in interpreting and applying the new updates to Farm Building Code, providing valuable guidance to both internal teams and external stakeholders. Tyler is a senior structural engineer at Tacoma Engineers in Guelph, Ontario. Tyler has experience with a wide variety of project types and a wide variety of construction materials including wood, steel, concrete, and masonry. He is an expert in wood framed construction including Agricultural farm buildings and commercial structures. Tyler has sat on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Farm Builders Association (CFBA) since 2018. Tyler has been heavily involved in the current updates to the Farm Building Code since 2020.

A founding member of CARST and a C-NRPP certified measurement professional, Pam Warkentin is the Executive Director of both CARST and C-NRPP, and Project Manager of the Take Action on Radon (TAOR) Program. Pam works closely with the CARST Board of Directors, the C-NRPP Policy Advisory Board, and all CARST committees. She was a member of the committee which updated the CGSB standards for radon mitigation in both existing and new buildings and has published research on evaluation of radon devices, also coordinates with Health Canada and radon stakeholders across the country

Jeremy Bender is a Project Consultant with extensive experience as a building official, leader, and private sector collaborator. He is passionate about advancing building code standards and resolving complex compliance issues with innovative solutions. Known for his collaborative approach and strong communication skills, Jeremy consistently delivers results that align technical excellence with practical implementation.

Gerald Moore is the CEO of RSM Building Consultants and brings over 25 years of experience in the building industry. A graduate of Construction Engineering Technology, Gerald has served as a plans examiner, inspector, Chief Building Official, and training facilitator for municipalities across Ontario. For the past 15 years, he has led RSM in supporting both large and small municipalities in fulfilling their mandate to enforce the Ontario Building Code. Gerald is widely respected for his practical insight, leadership in municipal enforcement, and commitment to building code education and compliance.

Ali Al-Janabi is the Building Science Manager at ROCKWOOL. Before stepping into his current role, Ali spent four years as a Building Science Specialist, where he supported the development of building solutions through the strategic application of mineral wool insulation. His expertise has been instrumental in helping architects, engineers, and contractors to understand and apply complex building science concepts effectively. Ali's technical contributions have been honored with the Joseph S. Zajchowski, CSI, CCS Technical Excellence Award from the Northeast Region of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI).

Aubrey is the Business Development Director for Canada for Cloudpermit Inc., an international innovative cloud-based company providing cloud-based community development software to all levels of government and to other regulatory entities and systems. Aubrey was Chief Administrative Officer of the Ontario Building Officials Association. He was also principal of his own building and residential consulting practice which included executive stints with energy efficiency and housing start-ups, and committee work with ISO and the Standards Council of Canada. For a decade, Aubrey was President and Registrar of the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (now TARION Warranty Corporation and the Home Construction Regulatory Authority). He has also been a senior executive in several provincial government ministries and was the director responsible for the Ontario Building Code. He was also Chief Operating Officer for the Ontario Association of Home Inspectors and the Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario. As a volunteer, Aubrey is Past-President of the Consumers Council of Canada, Past-Chair of the Construction and Civil Infrastructure Strategic Steering Committee at Canadian Standards Association Group and is Chair of the Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario, which regulates property managers and companies under condominium legislation. He has a M.Sc. from the University of Wisconsin, and a MBA from York University’s Schulich School of Business. His Honours BA is from Western University. Leslie is a seasoned product manager at Cloudpermit Inc., Canada, where he drives innovative software solutions tailored for Municipal Building Departments to streamline community development processes. Over the past year, he has also taken the helm as Project Manager for Cloudpermit’s AI development initiatives, advancing the company’s technology roadmap with transformative automation tools. Prior to Cloudpermit, Leslie served the City of Windsor’s Building Department for over six years as a Plan Examiner and Digital Transformation Specialist. There, he was involved in helping the city’s transition to digital reviews, remote inspections, and enhanced communication platforms. His passion for industry-wide advancement extended into volunteer service, where he contributed as Chapter Chair and Board Director for the Ontario Building Officials Association (OBOA). Leslie’s professional foundation was built across 22 years as principal of his own architectural design firm. His portfolio spanned residential, institutional, and infrastructure projects—including collaborations with architectural and engineering firms across North America. From homes to high-rise buildings and correctional facilities, Leslie’s design leadership and tech-forward mindset helped organizations modernize and embrace digital workflows in an evolving industry.

Leo Longo: As a senior member of his firm's Municipal & Land Use Planning Group, Leo's practice is devoted to all areas of land use planning, development law and municipal law, representing both private and public sector clients. Leo appears before councils, tribunals and various levels of court. John Mascarin: - As a partner with Arid & Berlis, John is a Certified Specialist by the Law Society of Ontario in 'Municipal Law: Local Government & Land Use Planning and Development". John is also an Adjunct Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School in both the J.D. and LL.M.programs, he is the co-author (with Jeffery Levitt) of all editions of the Annotated Ontario Building Code and was the recipient of the Ontario Bar Association's 2023 Award of Excellence in Municipal Law.

Bill Goodale, C.E.T., is a Senior Technologist and Project Manager at Tatham Engineering. He manages Tatham’s sewage system office in the Township of Tiny and has been an inspector there for 25 years. Bill is the President and Chairman of the Board of the Ontario Onsite Wastewater Association (OOWA) and previously served as OOWA’s Vice-President for 4 years. Bill has been on the Board of Directors since 2019 and has been a member of the Association for close to 25 years. Anne Egan, M.Sc. (Eng.), P.Eng. is a Professional Engineer and Manager of Onsite Wastewater Services with R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited, where she leads a team of professionals specializing in onsite and decentralized wastewater management. The team services a broad client base with a variety of projects involving the assessment, design, approvals, construction and operation of onsite and decentralized wastewater treatment systems. Anne is a graduate of Queen’s University, having earned both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Civil Engineering. She has served on the OOWA board of directors since 2014, currently chairs the External Relations and Professional Development Committees, is the past chair of the Onsite Technical Committee, and has represented OOWA on two OBC Technical Advisory Committees.

"Joe Vaccaro is a recognized leader in Ontario's residential construction industry.  He served as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ontario Home Builders' Association (OHBA), an organization representing over 4,000 member companies across twenty-nine local associations. During his tenure, Joe was instrumental in initiatives aimed at supporting #homebelievers by increasing housing supply and affordability in the province. Serving as the CEO, he is leading the ENERQUAILTY team in supporting the next generation of high-performance home building. "