National Institute of Building Sciences Announces Built Environment Award Winners

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WASHINGTON, May 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) today recognized building industry leaders and scholarship recipients, during an awards luncheon at Building Innovation 2024.

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"NIBS serves the public interest by advancing building science and technology to improve the built environment," says Stephen T. Ayers, Interim President & CEO of NIBS. "Our 2024 award recipients are an outstanding group of industry leaders."

The 2024 award recipients are:

• NIBS Distinguished Service – Jim Cagley, Principal, Cagley & Associates
• Exceptional Woman in Building – Amy Marks, Executive Vice President, Global Strategy, Symetri
• Future Leaders – Emi Lafountain, Sustainability Integration Manager, Turner Construction Company
• NIBS Innovator – Green Canopy NODE
• NIBS DEI Leadership – Tremco Rising Stars Program
• The Beyond Green™ High-Performance Building and Community Award – Watershed

NIBS also named two recipients of the Betty and Mort Marshall Memorial Scholarship, which was established to promote diversity in the building sciences and benefit students pursuing a career in architecture and engineering at a historically Black college or university. The scholarship was started in 2020, in memory of the Marshalls. Mort was the first member of the National Institute of Building Sciences.

The 2024 scholarship recipients are Christin Williams, an architecture student with Florida A&M University, and Damario Berry, a civil and environmental engineering student with Howard University. Each student will receive $5,000 toward their tuition.

Learn more about the NIBS built environment awards.

About NIBS
National Institute of Building Sciences brings together labor and consumer interests, government representatives, regulatory agencies, and members of the building industry to identify and resolve problems and potential issues in the built environment. NIBS is a non-profit, non-governmental organization. For more information, visit nibs.org or follow @bldgsciences on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

SOURCE National Institute of Building Sciences