Born and raised in Anchorage, Mr. Berry has been a principal in Alaskan structural engineering firms since 1984. He has worked in structural offices in San Francisco, Seattle, and Anchorage. With 34 years of experience, he is well known for his structural engineering ability and his arctic engineering expertise. The latter resulted in his selection as the structural designer for the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station Replacement Project. Mr. Berry also has considerable training and experience in seismic analysis and has record of success for a variety of projects throughout the state of Alaska. Additionally, he is a participating member of the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra.

Mr. Braun, born and raised in Alaska, has been practicing structural engineering in the state since 1973. He possesses a sharp eye for detail, clear thought, and a breadth and depth of knowledge. These characteristics make him an excellent designer and team player. He has been involved in design of a variety of arctic facilities including structures in Kotzebue, Nome, Pt. Hope, and Barrow and the South Pole. Mr. Braun is a former President of the Alaska Society of Professional Engineers. He is also a member of the Smithsonian Institute, Anchorage Museum Association, Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, American Motorcycle Association and BMW Motorcycle Owners Association.

A structural engineer since 1989, Mr. Feller has been a resident of the State for the greater part of his life. In addition to his extensive experience with new construction and remodels, Mr. Feller has done many seismic analyses and upgrades of existing buildings. In recent years, he has also completed the structural design of several towers, typically in remote locations. He is familiar with the constraints the arctic environment can put on structures and the people who build them. Mr. Feller is a strong team player—flexible and creative—with a methodical approach to project design and the personal determination to bring a project to successful completion.

Mr. Maynard has worked in structural engineering offices in Anchorage and New York City. He is a versatile structural engineer with practical exposure to a broad spectrum of structural engineering projects. During his 28 years of experience, the projects on which he has worked range from a 43 story gothic glass tower in Pittsburgh to outhouses in parks on the Kenai Peninsula. Mr. Maynard is familiar with both civilian and military codes and has been involved in the adoption of the Municipality of Anchorage's amendments to the Uniform Building Code including the 1991, 1994, and 1997 and the International Building Code 2000, 3003 and 2006.

Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Scott Gruhn graduated from Service High School. He joined BBFM Engineers’ team just after its inception and in 2008 became a fifth Principal. Mr. Gruhn has been the project manager and chief structural engineer for many landmark buildings in across Alaska, including schools, hospitals, hotels, airport concourses, aircraft hangars, warehouses, commercial facilities, concrete parking garages, and residences. Through Engineering Ministries International, Scott volunteered his services in Guatemala; there he designed an orphanage and a medical center. He also appears in a National Geographic channel documentary on new U.S. Government facilities at the South Pole.

Samantha Spindler is an enthusiastic engineer who is actively involved with outreach in the Anchorage community. Ms. Spindler is the chair of ASPE’s student involvement committee and a member of ASPE’s Engineers-Week engineer of the year selection committee. She has also played the part of mentor for students participating in the Anchorage School District mentorship program. In addition to structural engineering design, Ms. Spindler has focused on seismic-electric design, namely for projects at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Fort Richardson and Fort Wainwright. She also participated in analysis and computer modeling to anticipate the mechanical behavior of snow as a foundation material in association with the Amundsen Scott South Pole Project.

An Alaskan since 1966, Will Nelson has worked as a structural engineer in Anchorage since 2000. His project experience includes a wide variety of new structures and additions to existing structures all across the state of Alaska. On many of these projects he has been responsible for determining the required wind and seismic loading and for the design of the lateral force resisting system. Mr. Nelson is personally familiar with arctic and subarctic environments and has worked with all of the major materials in structural engineering design.

An Anchorage resident since 1975, Mr. Morris has worked as a structural engineer in Anchorage since 1996. His project experience includes a wide variety of new structures and additions to existing structures all across the State of Alaska, including schools, commercial buildings, warehouses, industrial modules and single and multi-family residences. Mr. Morris has either worked as the project engineer for these projects or assisted the Engineer of Record. Among Mr. Morris’ recent projects is the renovation at Chugiak High School, which won several awards including American School & University's "Outstanding Building" Award for Renovation and Modernization for both House 2 and House 3.

Greg Latreille is a native of New York State; he moved to Alaska weeks after his college Graduation. Driven by his adventurous spirit, his love of the outdoors and his desire to design interesting structures, he soon found his natural home in Anchorage working on projects throughout the state and contending with the challenges posed by harsh climates and high seismic activity. He has worked diligently for BBFM Engineers, excelling rapidly from technical design to project management. In addition to his technical skills, Greg prides himself with his ability to maintain excellent working relationships with architects and contractors, which he finds essential to forward progress of a project.

Kevin Ross was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska. He enjoys the outdoors and working with others.

Mike Quimby was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska. Following his college career, he returned home to Alaska to embark on a career in structural engineering. He loves the outdoors and Alaska and looks forward to a challenging and rewarding career designing structures throughout Alaska.