HBA of Greenville announces new President and Board of Directors
January 4, 2016
The Home Builders Association of Greenville announces the election of its new President and Board of Directors. Joe Hoover, APB, of Hoover Custom Construction, was elected at the association’s annual meeting this month and will take office on January 1, 2016.
“Our local association is committed to advocating for affordable housing through reasonable regulations and code changes, assisting the community in finding reputable companies for home related needs, and providing our members with opportunities to network and grow their businesses.” said Hoover.
Newly Elected 2016 Board of Directors-Officers:
President, Joe Hoover, APB, Hoover Custom Construction
President Elect, Bob Barreto, GBS Building Supply
Vice President, James Speer, APB, Carson Speer Builders
Newly Elected 2016 Board of Directors-Members:
Ben Moseley, Heirloom Stair & Iron
Alan Wilson, Clark’s Termite and Pest Control
Matt Shouse, APB, LS Homes
Matt Ruth, APB, Mobius Construction
Thomas Dillard, APB, Dillard-Jones Builders
Bill Kane, APB, Ryan Homes
Continuing on the Board of Directors:
Associate Vice-President, Jon Statom, Palmetto Exterminators
Immediate Past President, Susan Peace-Vernon, APB, Dillard-Jones Builders
Treasurer, Chuck Childress, BB&T
Secretary, Scott Warren, APB, Dunn Custom Builders
“We are excited to end 2015 on a high note, under the leadership of Susan Peace-Vernon, and begin gearing up for a successful new year under the leadership of Joe Hoover,” said Michael Dey, Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of the HBA of Greenville. “I am confident that our Board of Directors will work together to lead our organization toward achieving our goals.”
Please visit www.HBAofGreenville.com for a complete list of all HBA approved companies.
The Home Builders Association of Greenville is a professional trade association of 400-member companies representing the home building, remodeling, real estate development, and light commercial construction industry in Greenville, Laurens, and Pickens counties.
