Region 6 Director Official Nominee

Portrait of Bradley Kubiak - a man with brown hair wearing a blue shirt smiles at the camera 

Vision statement

ASCE’s vision of engineered and natural systems working in harmony for the benefit of humanity and mission to lead the civil engineering profession to sustainably advance and protect the health, safety and welfare of all is only possible by ASCE’s commitment to its members: Inspire, connect, and serve our global membership to maximize their professional and personal growth and magnify their lifelong professional impact.

My vision for the Region 6 Society Director is to aid ASCE’s commitment in bringing value to our members and helping to implement the strategic shifts outlined in ASCE’s Strategic Plan.

My vision the Region 6 Director is in line with ASCE’s Strategic Shifts:

  • Innovate: Encourage topics of innovation, sustainability, and infrastructure’s future at the local level by promoting Future World Vision, Cities of the Future, and other initiatives.
  • Advocate: Support the efforts of Sections preparing Infrastructure Report Cards by connecting regional resources and members with experience in doing so with those endeavoring for their first time.
  • Inspire: Continue to help make the Frontier Student Symposium a top-notch event that recognizes the contributions of a wide variety of talents, backgrounds, and engineers – both students and professionals alike.
  • Stimulate: Celebrate the contributions that Region 6 members make to the development and adoption of emerging technologies. Encourage the participation of Region members in Society-level committees.
  • Magnify: Explore ways to support struggling Sections, Branches, and Student Chapters in membership engagement, satisfaction, and growth.
  • Deliver: Effectively manage Region resources, including the Region 6 Grant program, to provide efficient value for our members

I have seen the passion our ASCE leaders have for our profession and its future and am committed to seeing ASCE’s Board of Direction’s decisions carried out. We are in an exciting time of enormous engineering challenges in a quickly evolving technological landscape. ASCE and its members are poised to build our future, and I am excited to continue serving the Society, and the ASCE members in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico.

Biographical statement

Education

  • BS in Civil Engineering & Literature Minor, Missouri University of Science & Technology (formerly UMR), 1998-2003

Certification and licenses

Licensed Professional Engineer:

  • Kansas, 2007-present
  • Oklahoma, 2018-present
  • Texas, 2019-present

Work experience

    HNTB Corporation, Oklahoma City
  • Section Manager, 2017-present
    • HNTB Corporation, Kansas City
  • Project Manager, 2015-2017
  • Sr. Project Engineer, 2013-2015
  • Project Engineer, 2010-2013
  • Transportation Engineer, 2003-2010

ASCE involvement

Society level

  • Corresponding Member, Committee on Developing Leaders, 2022-present

Local level

  • Region 6 Governor (OK), 2020-present
  • Region 6 Student Symposium Competition Judge, 2022, 2023, 2024
  • Oklahoma City Branch member, 2017-present

Kansas City Section

  • Past-President Advisory Board, 2012-2015
  • President, 2011-2012
  • Board, 2006-2011
  • Younger Member President, 2005-2006
  • Younger Member Board, 2004-2005

Other volunteer activities

  • Adopt-a-Highway, Present
  • Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, Present
  • Crossings Community Church, Edmond OK, Creative Arts Team, 2019-2023
  • American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Oklahoma, Leadership for Engineers, Class of 2018
  • Restore Community Church, Kanas City, Leadership Advisory Team, 2017

Awards

  • Kansas City Section of ASCE Engineer of the Year, 2014