Tommy Holder

In 35 years with Ingalls Shipbuilding on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in a sleepy little town know as Pascagoula I utilized three major CAD software’s during that period where we have built numerous ships for the Navy. The first system was AutoTrol GS1000 and GS500, the second was GE, Prime or Computer Vision Calma DIM III, and today Autodesk AutoCAD 2006 and 2008.  I have been a CAD designer and developer in all three systems writing many lines of code, developed many menus and training many user. I have been project lead and supervisor but found my true calling was not in management but CAD development and helping users do what they do best… build great ships. We started using AutoCAD in release R11. In the early 80’s I utilized Corel Draw and TuroboCAD for personal use. I designed a lot on the side during that time working with specialty glass, windows, and cabinet design shops. My personal hobbies, beside CAD, is Tennis and picking my 5-string banjo. Yes, I play Bluegrass.. I have had long run in CAD and I must say for the most parts it has been all good. I look forward to hearing from each of you and I hope you do contact me and ask many questions.” I do enjoy a good conversation”.

Scott Ebert

Scott has been an AUGI member for at least five years and is the founder and President of ABUG (Atlanta BIM User’s Group) for the last two years.  Scott A Ebert is a nationally known AEC/O Industry Analyst and BIM (Revit) consultant with 11years of BIM experience and 31 years of architectural/FM practice. Scott has been a CEO, Project Architect, & Senior Revit Architect in Atlanta-based software consulting firms for the last19 years, and is now the CEO for Advanced AEC Solutions LLC, a BIM solutions provider and Authorized Autodesk Reseller and Authorized ARCHIBUS Reseller.  He is a speaker at ACCE, AUGI CAD Camps, AIA, ASID,SDA and AGC chapter meetings and authors BIM presentations for the AEC/O Industry around the country.  He serves AUGI as their Revit API Content Manager and also serves the BIM Community by authoring various publications, forums, NBIMS (National Building Information Model Standard project) contributor and editor of ABUG (Atlanta BIM User’s Group) and euroBIM industry website creator/manager.

Assis Haubert

Began professional use with AutoCAD R11 in 1992, when he worked as a technician at a dealer of Autodesk. He worked in the technical area (training, consulting, testing, deployment and support) using various other applications and systems for EDM (electronic document management). In 1997 he was partner in another dealer as an instructor. For five years he taught AutoCAD at SENAC-RS. He is an Autodesk AutoCAD 2009, 2010 and 2011 Certified Associate and Professional and Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011 Certified Associate and Professional.

Jay Zallan

My long standing work to teach and inspire current & future professionals makes me believe that serving on the AUGI Board of Directors would create a mutually beneficial relationship. This would be an extraordinary opportunity allowing both AUGI & myself to generate more widespread success. My personal and Professional goals are directly aligned with the tenets of AUGI; my voice, passion and perspective would add essential, one of a kind viewpoints too often lacking in Board of Directors’.

If elected, you will find that I will remain an active and positive vocal force for change when such a voice is necessary, I will also be an encouraging force, focused on building consensus; which will become a vital piece in assisting the Board in achieving all of its tactical objectives & strategic goals. My overall intention for sitting on the Board will primarily be to help AUGI realize more tangible and valuable results.

Desiree Mackey (nee Ratley)

I would be a positive addition to the AUGI Board of Directors in a number of capacities. In the past year I became the Treasurer for the organization and I have had the opportunity to observe how AUGI works, and in some respects I have been able to participate as well. While I enjoy taking part in the financial side of AUGI, I could also apply myself to other areas of the organization. I think one my specific areas of interest is member relations; one of AUGI’s foremost goals should be to ensure it’s members are getting from AUGI what they require and I would like to participate in making sure that happens. In general I look forward to exploring the available roles to which I could apply my skills. AUGI is an excellent organization and I look forward to the opportunity to being a part of continuing its success.

David Gaskill

AUGI has for many years had a great reputation for creating enthusiasm in the CAD field; I bring 30 years of industry and teaching experience to the table to add to the all ready great direction AUGI is going in. I am very passionate about all aspects of the CAD related field. My coworkers know me, as the go to person should there be a CAD related issue. I love learning and sharing knowledge about the various CAD packages Autodesk has to offer. I bring a variety of disciplines to the table; mechanical, structural, piping and teaching experience. I will and have been an active member that brings opinions and Industry incite into the future of CAD and help shape the direction of the ever changing CAD field. I look forward to learning and sharing what I learn while in this desired position. I would love to become a valuable member of your team. Thanks for your consideration.