Phelipe Silva

Phelipe Silva began their career in 2006 as a TrailWalker with Anasazi Foundation. In 2010, they became a Project Manager with the US Army Corp of Engineers, where they were responsible for building and designing a mobile app technology for the US Army Corps of Engineers worldwide, and managing and assuring government construction projects with budgets totaling 100 million dollars. In 2013, they moved to Goldman Sachs as a Sr. Analyst for Liquidity and Collateral Management. In 2014, they founded and became CEO of ConsLog - Construction Software, an online SaaS software tool (cloud-based) for owner companies to monitor their construction projects in real-time, allowing Owners, Consultants and Contractors to collaborate online.

Phelipe Silva has a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Brigham Young University - Idaho. Phelipe also attempted a Master of Computer Science at the University of Pennsylvania, but dropped out. Silva is a Member of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), was nominated for the Innovation of the Year Award by the US Army Corps of Engineers, and has completed the OSHA Occupation and Health 30-Hour Safety Course at the OSHA Safety Training Institute.