Pittsburgh International Airport’s $1.39 billion Terminal Modernization Program
Pittsburgh International Airport’s $1.39 billion Terminal Modernization Program is a bold effort to build the airport of the future. Join Paul Hoback, ACAA Chief Development Officer, to learn how this critical infrastructure project will create opportunities for our region, from job gMAnyrowth to economic impact, and how modernizing the airport will connect Pittsburgh to people, places, and possibilities around the world. This will a technical presentation geared to engineers, especially IEEE Members. So many local IEEE Members and families utilize the Pittsburgh. You have an opportunity to gain advance knowledge on the planning, construction and implementation of such a bold engineering endeavor.
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- Date: 17 Nov 2021
- Time: 12:00 AM UTC to 02:00 AM UTC
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Assistance: Contact Joe Kalasky, Pittsburgh Section Life Member Affinity Group Chair And IEEE Region 2 Professional Activities Coordinator
- Starts 07 October 2021 05:22 PM UTC
- Ends 14 November 2021 10:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Paul Hoback of Allegheny County Airport Authority
Moderanization of Pittsburgh International Airport
Biography:
Paul L. Hoback Jr. is Chief Development Officer for the Allegheny County Airport Authority. In this role, Paul is responsible for Pittsburgh International Airport’s $1.39 billion Terminal Modernization Program, as well as strategic leadership for all airport capital development projects. He has been with the Airport Authority for nearly 21 years (since December of 2000) serving in numerous capacities from Engineering Project Manager and Director of Maintenance and Capital Improvements, to Senior Vice President of Engineering, Planning and Capital Development. Paul has a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a master’s degree in Business Administration from Geneva College. He serves on aviation and construction industry committees and on various community boards within the Pittsburgh region.