Board of Directors

The following are the current board members of the Utah Chapter of the USGBC:

Allan Hartman

Allan Hartman, LEED AP, has over 18 years experience working in the construction industry, involving all aspects and phases of construction management. Allan has worked locally for Okland Construction Company for the past 13 years and is currently serving as a Project Director, Preconstruction Manager, and Sustainability Coordinator. For the past several years Allan’s focus has been on promoting Okland’s green building efforts including employee education, as well as assisting in sustainable construction projects pursuing LEED certification. Allan holds a Bachelors degree in Construction Management from California State University Chico.

Angela Dean

Angela Dean, AIA, LEED AP founded AMD Architecture, in 1997 with the goal of providing quality architecture that is equally responsible to her clients and the greater environment. Through professional experience and community participation, she has been dedicated to promoting all aspects of sustainable design from programming and site planning to occupancy.

As the author of the Green by Design: Creating a Home for Sustainable Living, Angela shares the environmentally responsible design principles she holds dear. Her goal, professionally, is to make green building and healthy living accessible for everyone. Emphasizing the notion that green is not a menu of add-on options, but a design philosophy that integrates aesthetics, budget, function, health, and enjoyment.

In addition to the USGBC- Utah Chapter board, Angela serves on the board of the Utah Society for Education and Salt Lake City's Planning Commission.

Greg Schlegel

Greg is a professional engineer and LEED accredited professional. He is an Energy Analyst currently employed by ETC Group based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. Greg’s worked in the “sustainability” field since his interest in Solar Energy directed his career in that direction back in 2001. He has been involved with the local Chapter since moving to Utah in late 2004 and been instrumental in getting the Chapter where it is today.

Ivan Weber

Ivan Weber, LEED-AP. Ivan has decades of experience in environmentally responsible facilities planning, design and management, forming a major portion of his billion-dollars-plus construction/design management experience base, augmented by synergistic non-profit volunteer activities. Ivan is presently performing LEED® administrative services on several projects striving for LEED® certification such as an existing one million square foot distribution center seeking ‘carbon neutral’ and LEED status, and a fourteen building corporate campus pursuing LEED for Existing Buildings certification throughout its building portfolio.

Jim Rohbock

James A Rohbock is the managing partner of JSR Services, LLC. Established in 2007, JSR Services is a building envelope consulting firm which specializes in roofing and waterproofing. With experience in the industry spanning over 30 years, James has a proven track record of developing, implementing, and managing successful building envelope solutions. For years, James has been an advocate for sustainability, improving life cycle duration, and creating a win-win situation for all with whom he works.

Robin Carbaugh

Robin Carbaugh has 18 years of experience in urban and organizational planning specializing in integrated land use planning, project development, strategic analysis, urban design, and public involvement programming. Her expertise includes developing plans and policies to help communities attain long term urban planning sustainability, through eco charrete process, transit oriented development, healthy community design, public issues campaigns, issues education, and grassroots constituency development.

Scott Schwendiman

Scott Schwendiman joined Kennecott Land in 2005 and has been actively involved in commercial real estate for the last five years. Scott's current role at Kennecott Land is Commercial Development Manager. Scott is committed to sustainable development and even serves on a national sustainable development forum with NAIOP. His role within Kennecott Land is critical to development within Daybreak. His role encompasses many areas or responsibility and within each of those areas Scott encourages his teams to meet and exceed sustainable development initiatives set forth by Rio Tinto and Kennecott Land Senior Management.

Tim Hofeins

Tim Hofheins has worked in the HVAC and real estate industry since 1980. A Utah native and LEED AP, Tim is a business development specialist for EME Mechanical Contractors where he assists facilities managers with HVAC solutions designed to reduce energy consumption, increase building comfort, and reduce overall HVAC owning and operating costs. Tim has successfully designed and implemented energy and cost savings solutions at industrial facilities, college campuses, hospitals, and commercial buildings. When he’s not working, Tim enjoys playing guitar, listening to jazz music, spending time with his wife, and enjoying his grandchildren.