The Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association (MBCEA) has announced the results of the recent elections for its 2026 board of directors and officers. As elected by the membership and board, respectively, the new leadership team will officially be inducted during the upcoming Annual Conference in April 2026.
This year marks a leadership milestone with the appointment of a new MBCEA president:
- David Leinbach, president/owner of The Kaiser-Martin Group, steps into the role of president, having previously served as Vice President.
- Bryan Harshbarger, president of Briner Building, Inc. and a board member since January 2022, will assume the role of vice president.
- Steven Hudgins, president of Rainwater Construction Company and a director since January 2023, has been elected secretary.
- Dave Tomchak , director of marketing and technical services for Bay Insulation Systems, will continue his dedicated service as treasurer.
They join the existing directors Tucker Cope of C. Tucker Cope & Associates, serving his third term, and Jarrod Turner of TBT Construction, serving his second term.
Further strengthening the board, five new directors were chosen by the membership to fill open seats, bringing fresh perspectives and extensive industry expertise to the board:
- Maggie Christiansen, VP of sales at Brucha, with more 23 years of experience in insulated metal panels and metal building systems.
- Shannon Fowler, private wealth advisor at Ironbridge Wealth Counsel, with a lifelong connection to the metal building industry through family and extensive MBCEA involvement.
- Dylan Seyler, vice president at S&S Structures and a second-generation metal building assembler with a strong history in MBCEA chapter leadership.
- Jeff Wolgamott, co-founder and VP of Ironhide Construction, with 36 years of construction experience and active involvement in industry education and certifications.
- Mitch Rohlfing, chief operating officer at APX Construction Group, bringing decades of hands-on and leadership experience in metal building and construction.
Rounding out the board with vital insight and regional leadership are the chapter presidents from all active MBCEA chapters. Their ongoing support ensures that the voices of the association’s diverse membership are heard and integrated into MBCEA’s strategic direction.
“We are proud to welcome this talented group of officers and directors,” said outgoing MBCEA president Robert Tiffin. “Their dedication and vision continue to advance our mission of education, image enhancement, and grassroots support for our members across North America.”
