Construction Specifications Institute
Frank Mruk currently serves as the North East Region-Board Vice President at the Construction Specifications Institute and as Senior Director of Building Innovations at the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association. Additionally, Frank contributes to the Fashion Institute of Technology as part of the Design Advisory Board and is a Board Member and New England Chair for the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA USA). Frank holds the position of Past President of the American Institute of Architects in Rhode Island, having previously served as President. Prior experience includes serving as Executive Director of the Boston Center for Smart Building Technology, NYC Office Director at EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture, and Executive Director of the NY Center for Strategic Innovation. Frank's academic background includes a Post Graduate Strategy and Innovation degree from the University of Oxford, a Bachelor of Architecture from Pratt Institute, and an MBA in Finance from Pace University.
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Construction Specifications Institute
CSI (Construction Specifications Institute) is a national association dedicated to improving the documentation, management and communication of building information as used by the construction community. CSI accomplishes its mission through the development of construction standards and formats such as MasterFormat and UniFormat; the promulgation of those formats through master guide specifications and building information management (BIM) software; training and certification programs, including the Construction Documents Technology (CDT) and Certified Construction Contract Administrator (CCCA) exams; publication of Construction Specifier magazine; and an ever-expanding membership of decision-makers who identify and specify building product solutions. CSI members include a cross-section of specifiers, architects, contractors, suppliers and other construction project professionals who are touched by construction documentation. For more information, visit www.csinet.org, or call 800.689.2900.