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Competition Jan, 24Th 2015 Thanks to All of Our Sponsors PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL YEARS 20 Competition Jan, 24th 2015 Thanks to All of Our Sponsors Platinum Sponsors Bentley Systems, Inc. Gold Sponsors Pennoni Associates, Inc. 2015 Future City Competition Silver Sponsors AECOM Philadelphia Region Arora Engineers, Inc. Associated Engineering Consultants, Inc. It’s hard to believe that our fi rst competition was in 1996 and this is our 20th year of bringing the Future City Competition Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission to the Philadelphia Region. It has been an exciting 20 years growing from 16 schools at our fi rst competition at the Franklin Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Institute to 42 schools this year. Along the way, we have introduced the engineering profession to thousands of middle school Society of American Military Engineers, Philadelphia Post students and hope to continue the program for years to some. The Kirkman Oliver Company Urban Engineers, Inc. We searched for a new location for the today’s activities and are thrilled that our hosts, Archbishop John Carroll High School Bronze Sponsors have provided their facilities for the competition. We have added a number of new members to our steering committee which American Society for Quality, Philadelphia Section will bring new vitality to the Future City Program and help us to grow further. The new version of SimCity presented some American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, Philadelphia Chapter diffi culties in this startup year, but as always, we have overcome the diffi culties and kept moving on. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Philadelphia Section American Society of Plumbing Engineers, Philadelphia Chapter We look forward to another great competition today and future growth of the Future City Competition. Association of Energy Engineers, Greater Philadelphia Chapter International Society of Automation, Philadelphia Section International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers, Delaware Valley Chapter Jacobs Global Buildings Design Johnson Controls, Inc. Schedule of Events National Fire Sprinkler Association, PennJerDel Chapter Sally and John Kampmeyer Timothy Haahs and Associates Triad Fire Protection Engineering 8:00 – 8:45 AM / Team Registration and Model Set-up 8:45 AM / Opening Announcement Sponsors 9:00 – 12:00 Noon / Preliminary Judging American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers 9:00 – 12:00 Noon / Special Awards Judging American Society of Civil Engineers, Philadelphia Section, Young Members Forum American Society of Highway Engineers, Delaware Valley Section 12:00 – 1:45 PM / Lunch Engineers Club of Philadelphia 1:45 PM / Announcement of Finalists Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers - Philadelphia Section Institute of Industrial Engineering, South Jersey Delaware Valley Section 2:00 – 4:00 PM / Final Judging: Oral Presentations, Questions from Judges Institute of Transportation Engineers, Mid-Atlantic Section 4:00 – 5:00 PM / Awards Ceremony and Announcement of Regional Winning Teams INTECH Construction Intelligent Transportation Society of Pennsylvania International Code Council, Liberty Chapter Javan Engineering, Inc. Jennifer Wetzel Also, Thanks to our Snacks Suppliers Ken Golkin, PMP Starbucks – Coffee L.F. Driscoll Company, LLC Mary and Jim Moyer Campbell Soup Co. – Fusion National Association of Women in Construction TastyKake – Cakes National Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors Herrs – Snacks P. Agnes WAWA – Fruit Drinks Pennsylvania Planning Association Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers, Delaware County Chapter Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Philadelphia-Delaware Valley Chapter Thomas and Julie Gennaro Thomas and Julie Gennero Final Judges BARRY SEYMOUR Barry Seymour is the Executive Director of the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC), the regional planning forum for the Greater Philadelphia region, with a focus on transportation, land use, the environment and economic growth. As both staff director and liaison to the DVRPC Board, Mr. Seymour has the primary responsibility to craft a regional agenda and an annual work program. DVRPC’s long-range plan and short-term Transportation Improvement Program allocates over $1 billion annually for transpor- tation improvements across the region.. He is a recipient of the 2008 Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for Local Government Excellence. Mr. Seymour is active on a wide variety of public and civic endeavors in the Philadelphia region and nationally, including several national committees for the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies of Science. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Tufts University and a Master of Regional Planning degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Harry Vitelli Harry joined Bentley in 2006 and is the Vice President of Infrastructure Products. He leads Bentley’s Con- struction and Mobile App product organization. Harry has more than 25 years of experience growing software sales revenues as a technology industry executive for both publicly and privately held companies, including serving as Vice President of Alliances at Adobe Systems and earlier as Senior Director of Product Management for Adobe’s Acrobat, Adobe Reader, and PDF software lines. His specialties include creat- ing product strategy for a broad base of target customers as well as strategic alliances. Harry received his Bachelors Degree in Computer Science from Spring Garden College. Joseph R. Syrnick, PE, PLS Joseph Syrnick is President & Chief Executive Offi cer of the Schuylkill River Development Corporation (SRDC), the lead agency for the redevelopment of the Tidal Schuylkill River. In partnership with public and private agencies, institutions and corporations, SRDC’s core mission is to reconnect the river to the life and fabric of the city and region. Mr. Syrnick came to SRDC after a 34-year career with the City of Philadelphia, where he was Chief Engineer & Surveyor. He served 18 years as a Commissioner of Fairmount Park. In 2008, Mayor Nutter appointed Mr. Syrnick to the Philadelphia City Planning Commission where he currently serves as Vice-Chair. Mr. Syrnick is a graduate of Drexel University (BS in Civil Engineering in 1969; MSCE in 1971). He was 1997 Delaware Valley Engineer of the Year. Mr. Syrnick is a native Philadelphian and lives with his family in Roxborough. Downingtown Middle Krista Devane Tom Chmielenski Viridi Paradisum School list School Brett Graybill Bentley Systems Downingtown, PA Eric West Plomchok Mastrangelo John Hurley Drexel Hill Middle School Emma Cleland-Batt William Waldron Avore Da Vida Drexel Hill, PA Michaela Cooley AT&T George Height Brianna Liberati Zoe Demetriades East Norriton Middle Jocelin Lai Sean Greene Fructus School Frankie Napoli DVRPC Norristown, PA Sam Rosenberg Victoria Strickland Shawn Land Eisenhower Science Hannah Haimbach David Mild Norristown Technology Zion Hendley Norristown, PA Steven Morales Damon McNeil G.A. Stetson Middle Ryan Meierdierch John Lister Edenapolis School Alyissa Murach Lister Architecture West Chester, PA Sarah Weaver David Kelly Alexander Kling Great Valley Middle Ally Doolittle Katherine Childers Charasoikalea School Rohit Haridas Maser Consulting P.A. Malvern, PA Joey O’Neil Heather McGovern Samir Tandon Grey Nun Academy Christopher Galasso Michael McAtee Citta del Mare Yardley, PA Katie Greed Urban Engineers Micheline Balogh Caroline Kuzy Jessica Young Grover Washington Junior Donjae Howe Jennifer Caffrey Eve Middle School Aasiyah Boone Langan Engineering Philadelphia, PA Quaniesha Herder SCHOOL STUDENTS MENTOR CITY NAME Gina Griffi th Beverly Hills Middle Gurpinderjit Judge Samule Cain B.E.A.R.S. Hill Top Prep Ryan Benjamin Jim Clark Passington School Naimur Rahman Boeing Rosemont, PA Katelin Bradley Clark Energy INC Upper Darby, PA Fateha Zannath Fredrick Sara Jack Buell Daniel J. Hyland Tricia Helal Patrick Bay Holy Angels School William Kinna Eric Frary Nuevos Comienzos Birney Preparatory Sheria Joseph Eldred Jay Bagley GPRIMES Newark, DE Anthony Lee Michael Baker Jr, Inc. Academy Tyrique Mack PRT Jane Stewart Madison Saunders Philadelphia, PA Exauce Mpemba Aidan O’Neill Jessica Kesler Quadira Knight Kutztown Area Middle Allison Brooks Justin Massie Utopus Insula School Morgan Claypoole Terraform Engineering LLC Blair Christian Academy Bryan Cutts Derrick Whitaker Blairvilla Orchards Kutztown, PA Porter Holt Philadelphia, PA Talte’Ona Lomax-Sanders Burns Engineering Rebecca Beidelman Trenton Delp Willette Whitaker Amouri Taylor Maria Costa Dan Koval Sila Novia Nyeem Monroe Lionville Middle School Exton, PA Nicole Hammer Bentley Systems Guy Raines Anisha Pal Cinnaminson Middle Kursten Schill Orla Pease Ceres City Chloe Klingen School Jack Terifay Urban Engineers Michael Amendola Steve Krumenacker Civitatem Novas Cinnaminson, NJ Zack Walton Mary Mother of the Nick Borrelli Macintosh Engineering Garwood Bacon Abby McDonald Redeemer North Wales, PA Sean Krumenacker Carla Derek Angelina Lamparski Mater Dei School Hannah Conley Peter Mazzeo Newer Orleans St. Andrew School Robert Dougherty Jeff Roken Expoland Landsdale, PA Molly Eckert HNTB Drexel Hill, PA Diane Kim Urban Engineers Maureen Kerr Nicholas Mattera Anita Mazzone David Olodosu Gregory Cutajar St. Cecilia School Anthony Bombas George Gaynor Agricultura Cecilium Mount Aviat Academy Declan Landis Jeffery Landis Aquaecopia Philadelphia, PA Madeline Litka Sunoco Inc. Childs, MD Lauren Model Mount Aviat Academy Debra Brewster Mary Grace Meredith Terri Hanby Patrick Palm St. Elizabeth
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