Jack started his career in 1995 as a Journeyman Bricklayer with Ciesel Masonry, and later became a foreman in the industry.
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Ruben started his career with the BAC in 1988.
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In 2006 Jack was hired by the ADC as an Organizer. In that role Jack worked on multiple cases with the Department of Labor to organize new companies. Jack also taught courses at our District Council Training Center including Blueprint Reading, Rain Screen Systems, OSHA, and U.S. Labor History. Jack became a Business Representative in 2015. He currently serves as a Trustee for the District Council Training Center and Bricklayers Pension Fund.
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Along with President Volpentesta, his duties include managing the finances of the ADC and managing the day to day afffairs of the ADC office staff.
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Along with President Volpentesta, his duties includ managing the finances of the ADC and managing the day to day afffairs of the ADC office staff.
A BAC member since 1978, Bill was appointed to the ADC 1 Executive Committee in 2012 and is currently the Director of Tile, Marble and Terrazzo for the ADC. He worked as a Tile Helper with Local 25 for 7 years before becoming a Tile Setter with Local 67 for 16 years. He served as the full time instructor for the Local 67 Apprentice Fund until 2008 when he was appointed as an Organizer for the then District Council.
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A BAC member since 1985, Mike was appointed to the ADC 1 Executive Committee effective July 1, 2021 and is currently the Director of Tile, Marble and Terrazzo for the ADC.
BAC Local 2 Michigan represents members who perform the following work:
BAC Local 2 Michigan represents members who perform the following work:
Bricklaying, Refractory Masonry, Cement Finishing, Masonry Restoration including Caulking and Tuckpointing, Stone Masonry, Tile, Marble and Terrazzo work.
Bricklaying, Refractory Masonry, Cement Finishing, Masonry Restoration including Caulking and Tuckpointing, Stone Masonry, Tile, Marble and Terrazzo work.
The Management Committe of this Local is endorsing Mr. Iyall for Olympia Port Commissioner and urges all members for their support and vote. Bob Iyall is a (42) year member of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 1 and supports living wage job opportunities. Mr. Iyall is a Nisqually Tribal Elder and the Chief Executive Officer of Medicine Creek Enterprise Corporation where, in cooperation with the Board of Directors, he oversees the day-to-day management of all enterprises owned by the Nisqually Indian Tribe including the Nisqually Red Wind Casino. Bob has a proven executive management track record and has successfully managed Tribal enterprises to provide maximum benefit to the Tribe. Bob is a graduate of Tumwater High School and holds a BS degree in Business Management and an MBA. Bob has developed Corporate Social Responsibility and environmental stewardship policy to recognize and implement, while conducting business within the MCEC organization. Mr. Iyall looks forward to serving as District #2, Port Commissioner, having grown up in the community he cares deeply about.
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The Management Committe of this Local is endorsing Mr. Iyall for Olympia Port Commissioner and urges all members for their support and vote. Bob Iyall is a (42) year member of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 1 and supports living wage job opportunities. Mr. Iyall is a Nisqually Tribal Elder and the Chief Executive Officer of Medicine Creek Enterprise Corporation where, in cooperation with the Board of Directors, he oversees the day-to-day management of all enterprises owned by the Nisqually Indian Tribe including the Nisqually Red Wind Casino.
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Bob has a proven executive management track record and has successfully managed Tribal enterprises to provide maximum benefit to the Tribe. Bob is a graduate of Tumwater High School and holds a BS degree in Business Management and an MBA. Bob has developed Corporate Social Responsibility and environmental stewardship policy to recognize and implement, while conducting business within the MCEC organization. Mr. Iyall looks forward to serving as District #2, Port Commissioner, having grown up in the community he cares deeply about.
The Management Committe of this Local is endorsing Mr. Iyall for Olympia Port Commissioner and urges all members for their support and vote. Bob Iyall is a (42) year member of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 1 and supports living wage job opportunities. Mr. Iyall is a Nisqually Tribal Elder and the Chief Executive Officer of Medicine Creek Enterprise Corporation where, in cooperation with the Board of Directors, he oversees the day-to-day management of all enterprises owned by the Nisqually Indian Tribe including the Nisqually Red Wind Casino.
Bob has a proven executive management track record and has successfully managed Tribal enterprises to provide maximum benefit to the Tribe. Bob is a graduate of Tumwater High School and holds a BS degree in Business Management and an MBA. Bob has developed Corporate Social Responsibility and environmental stewardship policy to recognize and implement, while conducting business within the MCEC organization. Mr. Iyall looks forward to serving as District #2, Port Commissioner, having grown up in the community he cares deeply about.
The key issues to implement during his term as Port Commissioner:
1. Define and focus the purpose/vision of the port ensuring benefits to all communities in Thurston County. 2. Review and revise the Port’s strategic plan to focus operations, in a post-pandemic world. 3. Work effectively with local governments to properly accomplish the Port’s stated requirements to heal parts of the local environment. 4. Build operations on a sound financial basis, maximizing community benefit and minimizing tax-payer support.
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