She has been developing professionally in the field of engineering since 2021. During these years I have combined the working world with my studies. I have always been very interested in research and teaching. At the same time I have been able to teach private classes to several students. I have always worked under values based on commitment, order and efficiency.

He possesses a solid interdisciplinary academic background, having earned a Bachelor's degree in Engineering Physics followed by a Master's degree in Civil Engineering. Their academic training covered core areas of mathematics, physics, and engineering, establishing a broad theoretical foundation for subsequent professional development. In terms of academic achievements, they successfully completed multiple subject-related research projects, including the design of reinforced concrete buildings, dynamic analysis (considering wind vibration) for the foundations and seismic resistance of high-rise structures, road engineering, and building thermodynamics research. The completion of a graduation thesis on the "Dynamic Study of a Cultural Center" demonstrated their ability to apply theory to complex, practical engineering problems.

She has a comprehensive academic background in Civil Engineering, culminating in a PhD. Their research has consistently focused on the behavior and enhancement of reinforced concrete structures. The Master's thesis investigated the impact of introducing openings on the performance of two-way solid slabs, laying the groundwork for a PhD dissertation that explored strengthening structurally compromised reinforced concrete columns with longitudinal holes using CFRP wraps. This research demonstrates a specialized expertise in experimental mechanics and advanced composite materials for structural retrofit.

a results-driven leader with 30+ years of cross-sector expertise in sports/recreation management, corporate communications, project leadership, and higher education, focused on securing a leadership role in sports or recreation management. His career spans executive roles, elected office, and sports coaching, complemented by an Executive MBA (University of Notre Dame) and MS in Recreation Administration (Aurora University)—equipping him to bridge operational, strategic, and community-focused goals. Paul’s sports-related experience includes founding adult soccer leagues (24+ teams), coaching soccer at the high school/club level (1990–present), and managing community sports programs as Interim Director of Godley Park District (overseeing a $2M facility budget). Beyond sports, he has led high-impact communications and project management initiatives: developing branding strategies for Dolan & Murphy, supporting State Farm’s IT transformation (SharePoint migration, Thunderhead implementation), and producing a parade with 2,000+ participants and 20,000+ live viewers. As an Adjunct Professor at Aurora University and North Central College (2020–present), he teaches public relations, digital writing, and business communications—blending industry experience with academic instruction. His leadership credentials include elected roles (Naperville Township Trustee, 2013–2025), board presidency (Oakhurst Athletic Group), and C-suite collaboration (producing 200+ slide company-wide presentations). With certifications in soccer coaching/refereeing (US Soccer, ACEP) and recreation management (NPRA), Paul brings a unique mix of strategic vision, operational rigor, and sports passion to drive sustained success in sports/recreation leadership roles.

His academic focus includes reinforced concrete structures, earthquake engineering, and structural optimization. He has contributed as a co-author in international research publications, including a study on steel fiber-reinforced concrete corbels and another on retrofitting box-section concrete beams using GFRP stirrups. His research demonstrates expertise in experimental structural behavior and advanced reinforcement techniques. In addition to his research, he has assisted in teaching a wide range of structural, hydraulic, and public works courses across multiple higher education institutes. He has also participated in numerous training programs and conferences related to engineering applications, scientific publishing, and project management, further strengthening his academic and professional profile.

PhD, SFHEA is an Associate Professor of Sustainable Sport Management and Research and Innovation Lead at the University of Sunderland in London. She researches sustainable sport and physical activity programmes, civil society sustainability, sports volunteering, and the social legacies of mega-events such as the Olympics. Funded by the International Olympic Committee’s Olympic Studies Centre, she examined the volunteering legacies of Athens 2004 Games. She has and currently leads several Erasmus+ projects with ENGSO that focus on sport volunteering and environmental sustainability impacts and development of sport volunteer management practices across Europe, and serves as Community of Practice Lead for Sport and Society in the SHARE 2.0 initiative of the European Union.

Head of Basic Science department. Head of Control unit for freshman level (level zero). Academic coordinator for freshman level (credit hours system) and supervising the academic advising for other programs and departments Supervising the team responsible for LMS (learning management system) in the faculty. Participate in the writing of many criterion as a step of preparation for quality accreditation. member in the committee of schedules preparation

a globally focused expert in sustainability, human rights in business, and higher education, with over a decade of experience spanning academia, international consulting, and business development—primarily based in Tokyo, Japan. As a Lecturer at Kokugakuin University (2020–present) and Adjunct Professor at Aoyama Gakuin University (2022–present), he designs and teaches accredited courses on sustainability, human rights, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), authoring all curriculum (case studies, lesson plans) and placing 30% of students in sustainability-focused careers. He also founded Kokugakuin’s first climate and SDGs activism organization and led a university-wide carbon reduction initiative. A graduate of the University of Louisville (MS in Education & Sport Administration; BS in Business Administration & Marketing) with specialized certifications in SDGs, sustainable fashion, and global business human rights, Nathan’s consulting work (2016–present) supports 15+ international clients—including Forest Green Rovers FC (UK), Virón Footwear (France), and Diamonds for Peace (Japan)—advising on sustainability strategies, international partnerships, and market expansion. Prior roles include Director of International Business Development at Tiara Inc. (launching Japan-based retail’s first global e-commerce platform) and National Sales & Digital Marketing Manager at Dayton Convention & Visitors Bureau (securing $10M+ in economic impact via NCAA events).

 a seasoned leader bridging elite sports operations, higher education administration, and sport management academia, with 12+ years of progressive experience across professional sports, collegiate athletics, and university leadership. Based in Roswell, GA, he currently serves as Department Chair of Kinesiology and Wellness & Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Georgia Highlands College (2021–present), where he oversees 4 degree programs, 18 faculty, and drives transformative academic initiatives—including transitioning sport management to a 4-year bachelor’s program and securing a $7M naming rights partnership. A PhD holder in Sport Management (Troy University) with a master’s in Sport Administration (business specialization) and a bachelor’s in Sport & Entertainment Management (cum laude), Dr. Mashburn’s expertise spans facility operations, event management, budget oversight, and academic program design. Prior to academia, he led high-stakes roles in professional and collegiate sports: as Director of Facility Operations for Atlanta United FC (2017–2021), he managed a $60M, 33-acre complex, oversaw a $35M expansion, and generated over $500K in rental revenue. He also served as Director of Athletic Facilities & Event Management at Northwestern State University (2016–2017) and held key roles at the University of Kentucky, Sam Houston State University, and Kennesaw State University, where he managed NCAA events, multi-million-dollar facility projects, and fan experience programs. Beyond his full-time roles, he has consulted for Fan Controlled Football, worked as a gameday compliance monitor for MLB, and served as Venue Manager for the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup. He holds board memberships (e.g., Center for Family Resources, Visit Marietta) and has earned awards like Delta Tau Delta 40 under 40, reflecting his impact in sports, education, and community leadership.

Sure, here is the English translation of the self-introduction: I am a highly experienced Civil Engineer and Project Manager with a substantial background in large-scale infrastructure projects, both internationally and domestically. Currently, I am responsible for externally funded projects at the Argentine National Water and Sanitation Works Entity, where I oversee major waterworks, manage international contracts, and apply BIM methodology. Previously, I worked with China Gezhouba Group on a hydroelectric project in Argentina, where I was involved in preparing international tender documents, technical evaluations, and coordinating between Chinese and Argentine stakeholders. I have also successfully managed various road and bridge projects executed through Joint Ventures, overseeing the entire process from bid analysis and construction planning to cost control and team leadership. Proficient in using advanced technologies like BIM for project management, I am committed to driving complex projects.