Presentation Title: ICRI GA Student Scholarship Winners Speaker: Connor Szeto, Gabriel Ackall, and Jace Johnson Connor Szeto, student at Georgia Institute of Technology, Gabriel Ackall, student at Georgia Institute of Technology, and Jace Johnson, student at University of Georgia are our ICRI GA Student Scholarship winners presenting at this month’s luncheon. Don’t miss it!

Presentation Title: Mineral Silicate Finishes Speaker: George Arnold Keim George Arnold is a graduate of UNC Charlotte and started his career in the construction industry when he opened the Carolinas territory for Hydrozo Coatings (now a part of Sika). In 1990 George purchased an existing manufacturer’s representative agency and, to provide building enclosure solutions more effectively, merged with another agency in 2001. Over the years George has provided numerous presentations, with a focus on Masonry and Building Envelope Solutions, to Architectural and Engineering Firms as well as to Industry Associations.

Presentation Title: Essential Life Extension- Major Rehabilitation of the Main Parking Structures at the World’s Busiest Airport Speaker: Alex Katz Alex Katz is a Licensed Professional and Structural Engineer in Walker Consultants’ Atlanta office. He holds a master’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Texas at Austin where he performed research in prestressed concrete bridge girders. Alex manages a wide variety of structural assessment and repair projects for Walker Consultants. He enjoys taking on projects across a variety of structure types, providing his clients with innovative solutions, and forming relationships with colleagues in the repair industry. Alex has served as a Member of ACI Committee 563, “Specifications for Repair of Concrete in Buildings.” He is currently serving on ICRI Committee 210, “Evaluation” and sits on the Board for the ICRI Georgia Chapter. In addition to structural assessment and repair, Alex has also performed façade restoration services including rope access assessments skyscraper façades for a little more excitement.