Enrique M. Melendez is a Principal Consultant for Paragon Projects Resources and provides clients business technology consulting services. Mr. Melendez has prior experience working with Jacobs Engineering, Carter & Burgess, ARINC, GE Aerospace and RCA. Mr. Melendez has over 20 years of aviation experience world-wide working with Airlines, Airports, FAA, Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on major systems integration technology programs. Melendez during his career has worked on many leading edge technology projects around the world at major international gateway airports. Mr. Melendez holds a BSEE, MSEE and MS in Engineering Management. Enrique, a recognized IT and Security aviation leader, has served as an invited guest lecturer on Airport IT at Harvard Graduate School of Design, is a graduate of the Wharton Executive Development Program and has presented as a subject matter expert at numerous conferences and is author many aviation IT systems articles. Recently Melendez has been active in planning Fast Travel and Checkpoint of the Future projects for clients. Mr. Melendez was one of the co-founders of the ACC IT committee, a member of the ACC Board of Directors from 2008-2012 and former ACI-NA Board Member. Enrique is a Certified Member of AAAE and most recently Mr. Melendez has been providing IATA FAST TRAVEL consulting to airports and airlines.

Barton (Bart) F. Gover is a supervising airport planner and certified project manager with Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB). He has diverse experience in both airport and environmental planning projects including airport master plans, EA’s/CATEX’s/FONSI’s, airport/heliport site selection studies, airport capital improvement plan development, airport feasibility studies, runway length analysis, airport capacity determinations, FAR Part 77 airspace analysis, and socioeconomic impact analysis. Bart’s project management duties have included supervising and coordinating the work of other airport planners as well as technical personnel. His responsibilities have included the development of work scopes, fee estimates, project schedules, progress reporting; client presentations; invoicing; sub contractor agreements and budgets; quality control, project risk management, and client communication. Additionally, Bart has facilitated technical advisory and public outreach meetings for airport related projects. Bart currently serves as an airport board member for a general aviation airport located in Danville, KY. Bart’s experience as both an airport planner and airport board member provide his client’s with a balanced perspective between future planning making and operator benefit.

Name Diana Wasiuk Title Chief Operating Officer Company Harris Miller Miller & Hanson Inc. Ms. Wasiuk specializes in working with FAA, NASA, the military, and a variety of non-federal aviation stakeholders on issues relating to aviation capacity expansion, NextGen implementation, and aviation related environmental protection topics. Ms. Wasiuk has a proven record in establishing and managing partnerships between federal agencies and private sector stakeholders. Ms. Wasiuk lives in Leesburg, VA with her four-year-old Aviator-in-Training son Jake.

Evan Pfahler is a Senior Aviation Consultant with Reynolds Smith and Hills, Inc. (RS&H) based in Los Angeles CA. Evan has been involved in airport planning projects for 15 years and is currently Project Manager for the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Master Plan Update. Mr. Pfahler’s planning work requires close collaboration with aviation forecasting experts, airport clients, and airline stakeholders. In addition to his current project in Alaska, Evan has participated in or managed major planning projects for a diverse group of airports including Midway International Airport in Chicago, San Diego International Airport, Palm Springs International Airport, Tucson International Airport, LA/Ontario International Airport, and Los Angeles International Airport. Evan received his Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Design from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Marc Champigny is Director – US Aviation with The Louis Berger Group. He holds a bachelor of science in Aviation Management from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and an MBA from the College of Saint Rose. Marc has previously worked as an Operations Coordinator at Morristown Municipal Airport in New Jersey, and in New York State DOT’s Aviation Services Bureau, and is also a licensed private pilot. Marc has been with Louis Berger for over 11 years of his 18 year career. Some of his current activities include the program management of various task orders under On-Call contracts with the Rhode Island Airport Corporation; Florida DOT District 6; the Connecticut Airport System, and Project Manager for the New England Region Airport System Plan for General Aviation. Marc is a Board Member for the Airports Consultants Council and serves as the Board Liaison for ACC’s Planning, and Legislative and Regulatory Committees.