Matt Weaver Ccm

Matt Weaver, CCM, has extensive work experience in construction management, design, and planning. Matt currently works as a Construction Manager at Freese and Nichols, where they serve as a resident owner's representative and oversees construction progress for public sector clients. Prior to this, Matt was self-employed as a Designer/Contractor, operating their own design + build contracting company that focused on residential and commercial projects such as façade improvements, painting, remodels, and landscaping.

Matt also has experience in academia, having worked at Texas Tech University in various roles. Matt served as a PhD Student/Research Fellow, where they specialized in land-use planning, management, and design. Matt also worked as an Adjunct Instructor, teaching landscape architecture design and construction courses.

Before their time at Texas Tech University, Matt worked as Facilities Construction Project Manager II at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, where they managed construction projects and budgets for new construction and renovations.

Earlier in their career, Matt worked as a Unit Manager for Facilities Condition Assessments at Texas Tech University, where they conducted assessments of over 150 buildings and prioritized maintenance needs. Matt also ran their own landscape design company called Matt Weaver Designs, providing design, construction, and maintenance services for residential and commercial properties.

Prior to that, Matt worked as a Land Planner at WilsonMiller, Inc., specializing in landscape architecture and master planning for land development projects.

Overall, Matt Weaver, CCM, brings a diverse range of experience in construction management, design, and planning to their current role at Freese and Nichols.

Matt Weaver, CCM, has an extensive education history. Matt first attended Texas Tech University from 1998 to 2004, where they earned a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree with a focus on Landscape Architecture.

In 2014, Matt returned to Texas Tech University to pursue further education. Matt obtained a Master of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, specializing in an interdisciplinary approach to various fields of study. During this time, they also obtained several graduate certificates. From 2014 to 2015, they completed a Graduate Certificate in Construction Engineering & Management through the university. Additionally, they completed a Graduate Certificate in Essentials of Business through the Rawls College of Business and a Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation through the Huckabee College of Architecture. These certificates further expanded their knowledge and skills in various domains.

In terms of certifications, Matt obtained the Certified Construction Manager (CCM) credential from the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) in July 2023. This certification validates their expertise and competence in construction management. Furthermore, in April 2023, they obtained Wilderness First Aid certification from the National Outdoor Leadership School, showcasing their knowledge in handling medical emergencies in outdoor settings.