Current Edition of The Waterproofer

The Newsletter of the Waterproofing Contractors Association
President’s Message
David Honeycutt, REI Engineering
Thanks to all of you who made
the spring meeting in Mt. Pleasant
a great success. We had near
record attendance and outstanding
participation
throughout
the
conference. I want to thank all of our
presenters for their time in sharing
their knowledge and information. The
feedback we received was all very
positive.
The Marriott staff, as always went above and beyond our
expectations to provide excellent dining and accommodations
for our WCA family. The Charleston area has always been
a welcome venue for the Spring conference, and we are
looking forward to next Spring.
The 9th Annual Joint WCA/ICRI sporting clays tournament
is scheduled for November 3rd at Drake Landing in beautiful
Fuquay-Varina. Presented by Guaranteed Supply Company
and New South Construction Supply Co., this is a terrific
opportunity for companies to assemble a team of their favorite
clients and best sharpshooters. This year we will be raffling
not one, but two Yeti Tundra coolers!!! There are plenty of
sponsorship opportunities available; all proceeds go to the
scholarship funds of both the WCA and ICRI organizations.
As many of you know the WCA board began the search and
selection process for the new WCA Executive director last
fall. The process has brought to light the core values of the
organization which we hold dear to our hearts and wish to
ensure that they are perpetuated and allowed to grow and
flourish as the organization grows. This process has been
completed and we have our staff team in place to lead us
into the future. Pam Tolson, who has known Kelly and Kit
for 40 years and managed multiple associations, will be our
new Executive Director; Brad Aderhold will continue in his
role as Creative Director, and we even have a commitment
from the Andrews to be at the 2017 and 2018 WCA events.
We are looking forward to transitioning into a new era with a
bright future while preserving the values and ideals that has
shaped us in the past. Pam will be at our Fall meeting to
begin the staff transition.
Surprise, did you know this is the 45th anniversary of the
WCA??!! We are excited about the upcoming fall conference
at the luxurious Grande Dunes Resort in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Please mark your calendars for September 15th through
18th. In addition to the terrific technical presentations we
have in store for you, we are having a special Saturday
night celebration to be held at the House of Blues, and will
feature a delicious down-home barbecue buffet. I would like
to recognize and sincerely thank the following sponsors for
making this event possible: Kenseal Construction Products,
Pecora, Tremco, Nomaco Willseal and W.R. Meadows will
be hosting the House of Blues party and Guaranteed Supply
Company and BASF will provide continuous door-to-door
shuttle service in the GSC trolley and the BASF Party Bus
from 500-1100pm. It’s going to be memorable but your
company needs to be a member of the WCA and you need
to be registered for the conference to be a part of it.
David
2016 WCA FALL CONVENTION
ROCKIN’ IT OUT: CELEBRATING 45 YEARS OF
BONDING AND SEALING
This will be the beginning of the second decade of the WCA Fall
Convention being held at the Marriott Grande Dunes Resort in North
Myrtle Beach. But since we all know that “familiarity breeds content,”
the WCA Board of Directors along with a some good corporate friends
have decided to kick it up a notch and add a Saturday Night House
of Blues Celebration.
GRANDE DUNES
Annually the Fall Convention is the best attended event of the WCA
and this year should prove to be no exception. Look at this expanded
lin-up of activities:
• On Friday at 11:30 am the Women’s Tea is back on the Veranda.
The WCA ladies can order from the menu, and will have door prizes
and a show of “ Blingo” designer jewelry.
• Friday afternoon will feature your choice of two planned recreational
events (golf back at Arrowhead Country Club and sporting clays will
again be at the Backwoods Quail Club in Georgetown)
• The tradiontal Friday Night Banquet featuring dinner, two free
drinks and the annual Door Prizes Extravaganza and the awarding of
Waterproofer of the Year.
• AND Saturday night we will “party hardy” at a family friendly WCA
Anniversary Celebration at the House of Blues. The 530-730pm
portion is a family buffet in the Indigo Room. At 730pm, we shut down
the Indigo Room and those who want to continue can enjoy drinks,
bar food and live local entertainment free at the Patio Bar overlooking
the Intercoastal Waterway until the bar closes And as a third option,
there will be a national act (TBA) booked into the Concert Hall and
tickets will be available through the House of Blues Box Office.
HOUSE OF BLUES
MOVIN’ ON, WCA
JOIN US FOR OUR 45th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
This year completes the 45th year of the WCA’s existence …. sealing leaks and sealing friendships for nearly a half century.
Founded in 1970, the association was run by volunteers until 1986, when Annette Boutwell, the wife of one of the original
founders Jim Boutwell, was hired as the WCA’s first Executive Director. Annette served in that capacity for 14 years through
1999. The WCA’s highest award is the Jim and Annette Boutwell Award, named in their honor. When
warranted through dedication and significant contributions, the Waterproofing Contractors Association
presents this award to a deserving individual who has contributed a great deal to the Association at
present and in the past.
This upcoming Fall Convention is the 16th year Kelly (and his wife Kit) Andrews have served us
as a management team. We thought we were hiring Kelly but we got a real bonus in Kit. This Fall
Convention marks the last one for them in an official capacity as our lead staff; they are going to be
retiring to spend more time with their son and daughter and their four
grandkids. And while this will be their last official meeting as staff, we
have a commitment from them to come back for the next few years as
“staff emeritus” in charge of Door Prize Procurement.
And we are happy to announce the hiring of Pam Tolson as our new Executive Director. Pam will
officially begin her first year as the new WCA Executive Director effective January, 2017. Pam is
a personal friend and professional colleague of Kelly and Kit Andrews, having worked with Kelly
at American Heart Association and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, as well as partnering with him
in a successful bid to manage the Raleigh Bicentennial.
Pam is an association executive and small business owner. She has
had the privilege to work in association management her entire career.
Prior to discovering membership organizations, Pam was a fund raiser and event manager for local,
state and national health organizations. She founded MRSI, an association management company,
in 1992 upon returning to Springfield, Illinois after eight years working in the Washington, DC metro
area. She recently stepped down as Executive Director for the Illinois Society of Association Executives
after 20 years of service. In 2010, Pam merged her management company with Association Central
in Springfield, Illinois and continues to work with the new company.
For over 30 years Pam has worked with hundreds of volunteers and many boards of directors. She
has a degree in Business Management from St. Mary-of-the-Woods College in Indiana and received
herCertified Association Executive designation from ASAE in 1997. When not working, you can find
Pam sailing or kayaking on the Potomac River near her home in Colonial Beach, Virginia.
2016 WCA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
On behalf of the Board of the Waterproofing Contractors Association, we want to thank Sarah Thaxton and all of her committee
plus the 14 WCA students for their work in our 2016 Scholarship Contest. Whether you were a winner or not, we want to thank
all of you for your time in submitting an entry and we wish you all the best in your future studies. Here are this year’s winners and
copies of the winning essays can be found on the WCA website:
TWO $2000 SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY WINNERS
Sydney Hodgin
Furman University
Jordan McCoy
Coker College
Health Science
Physical Education
Freshman
Sophomore
SEVEN $300 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE WINNERS
Samantha Barker
UNC Wilmington
Biology
Sophomore
Luis Chavez NCSU
Finance/Marketing
Senior
Abby Settlemyre
NCSU
Finance
Sophomore
Anne Settlemyre
NCSU
Finance/Accounting Senior
Dannelly McKenzie
Clemson University
Biological Sciences
Junior
Landon Perkins
UNC Wilmington Tourism Management Freshman
Anakin Honeycutt
ECU
Engineering Sophomore
2016 Fall Convention Schedule
Marriott Resort at Grande Dunes - Myrtle Beach, SC
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Saturday, September 17, 2016 - Tides 1 & 2
4:00 p.m. - WCA Board of Directors Meeting - Heron Room
7:00 a.m. - Table Top Displays
Coffee, juice, soda, Danish, fruit, bagels & croissants
5:00 p.m. until 12 midnight
Hospitality Room Opens, Suite 932/934
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
Friday, September 16, 2016 - Tides 1 & 2
7:00 a.m. Registration & Table Top Displays
Coffee, soda, Danish, fruit, bagels & croissants
8:00 a.m. Welcome, Intros and Announcements
David Honeycutt, WCA President
8:15 – 9:15 a.m.
PROGRAM SESSION: Minimizing “Gotcha Moments” with
Insurance Coverages & Policies
Speaker: Hal Averette, CIC, CWCA | Vice President, Jones
Insurance Agency, Inc
9:15 – 9:30 a.m. Break
9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
PROGRAM SESSION: Watch Your Step: The Construction
Minefield
Case Studies on Construction Litigation
Speaker: Derek Hodgin, PE, RRO, RBEC, CDT, CCCA
Topics: balcony waterproofing issues (concrete/wood frame
construction), guardrail attachment issues, proper integration
of 2 layers of water resistant barriers behind stucco and stone
veneer cladding systems, preservative treated wood problems,
issues with liquid applied waterproofing & problems in mid-rise
wood frame construction. Includes allegations of each case
and a discussion of building code requirements, manufacturer
instructions, industry standards & best practices to avoid
problems.
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
WCA Ladies Brunch (Adults only; order from menu; one free drink
ticket included)
Featuring ‘BLING-O’ with Premier Designs Jewelry. Come play
and win FREE Jewelry.
Bar Veranda on main level of Marriott Grande Dunes
12:30 p.m. WCA Annual Fall Golf Tournament
Arrowhead Country Club, 1269 Burcale Rd., Myrtle Beach, SC Double
Tee Times starting @ 12:30pm. Box Lunch at course and Range
Balls included. No personal coolers; two drink tickets. Cash
beverage carts on course.
12:30 p.m. Annual WCA Fall Sporting Clays Shoot
Backwoods Quail Club
647 Hemingway Lane, Georgetown, SC (843) 546-1466
Perlow Chicken & Rice Lunch at Club; 100 targets + warmup; ammo provided. BRING YOUR OWN GUNS, EAR & EYE
PROTECTION.
Annual Awards Banquet - Oleander Ballroom
6:30pm Bar Opens (two drink tickets per adult; then cash bar; soft
drinks free)
7:00-9:00pm Buffet Dinner, Annual Awards & Door Prize
Extravanganza
9:00 p.m. – 12 midnight
Hospitality Room Reopens, Suite 932/934
8:00 a.m.
WCA Annual Business Meeting / Intro of New Executive Director /
Election of 2017 Board
David Honeycutt, WCA President
8:30 – 9:15 a.m.
PROGRAM SESSION: Waterproofing with PMMA
Speaker: Tom Michiels, SOPREMA
9:15 – 10:00 a.m.
PROGRAM SESSION: OSHA Update: Silica Exposure
Speaker: Harvey Jessup, South Carolina OSHA Voluntary
Programs
10:00 – 10:15 a.m. Break
10:15 – 11:45 a.m.
PROGRAM SESSION: Dust Control & Its Dangers: Why HEPA Is
Important
Speaker: Lyndon Kelsey, Ermator
OUTSIDE DEMO: Grinding & Cutting With Proper Dust Collection
+ Air Monitors
DJ White, Niagara Machine, Inc.
11:45 a.m.
Golf & Shoot Awards/Prizes Outside at Demo Presentation
followed by Adjournment
Free Time until Saturday Evening Reception House of Blues 45th
Anniversary Celebration
1:00 – 5:00 p.m. - Hospitality Room opens, Suite 932/934
5:00 – 11:00 p.m. - Continuous Round Trip Shuttle Door to Door (2
vehicles): The Guaranteed Supply Company Trolley and the BASF
Party Bus: Shuttle Service from front of Marriott Grande Dunes to
House of Blues
5:30 - 7:30 pm - Kenseal Construction Products, Pecora, Tremco,
Nomaco, W.R. Meadows & WillSeal presents:
“WCA: 45 YEARS OF SEALING LEAKS AND RELATIONSHIPS”
HOUSE OF BLUES MEMBERSHIP RECEPTION & BUFFET
DINNER – Indigo Room
APPETIZERS: Buffalo Chicken Tenders; Crispy Okra & Cheddar
Beignets w/Ranch Dipping Sauce
BUFFET: Carved BBQ Brisket with Jack Daniels Sauce; Pulled
Pork with Tennessee BBQ Sauce, Cole Slaw, Pickles and Assorted
Breads; BBQ Babyback Ribs; Memphis BBQ Chicken; Potato
Salad; Corn on the Cob with Chile Lime butter; Tennessee Baked
Beans; Cornbread with Maple Butter; Assorted Rolls
DESSERT STATION: Bourbon Bread Pudding with Caramel
Sauce
7:30 – 11:00pm - ON YOUR OWN @ HOUSE OF BLUES
Patio Bar and Local Live Bands (no cover charge)
AND/OR Live Show in Concert Hall (act TBA; admission fee)
Last bus leaves House of Blues at 11:00pm
After 11:00pm until: REALLY ON YOUR OWN @ HOUSE OF
BLUES - Your choice of ground transportation back to hotel
Sunday, September 18, 2016
800am Board Meeting - Heron Room
2016 JOINT GOLF TOURNAMENT: Forest Oaks, Greensboro, NC
The weather looked sketchy on the morning of May 19th but the despite the misty conditions, 40+ golfers made the trip to
Greensboro to participate in the 2016 ICRI/WCA Joint Golf Tournament. As usual, competition was tough and the winning
team shot an impressive 14 under par (58). The annual tournament raised over $3400 to be split between the scholarship
funds of both organizations. See photos of the top three teams below.
1st Place: Mike Watts, Nick Capra and Dan
Jones.
Second Place: Michael Cozcwara and
Greg Brown
WELCOME TO THE WCA FAMILY
Third Place: John McDougall, Mike Jarman,
Mark O’Brien and Zach Duggan
SHOW YOUR WCA PRIDE: 5-INCH
VEHICLE MAGNETS
The WCA family continues to grow and we would
like to welcome these new members, making this
year a record total membership of 91 companies
from 17 states. Not bad for a regional waterproofing
association serving North and South Carolina.
Seven new members in the family:
Highlight your company’s membership in the
WCA and decorate those work vehicles. We have
3 styles of magnets and they are all $3.00 each
(including shipping) and are available on-line at the
WCA website or they will be at the Fall Convention
in Myrtle Beach.
AAA Environmental, Spartanburg, SC – Pamela Smith
Brown & Guarino-South, Charlotte, NC - Terri Brown
Ermator, Inc, Tampa, FL - Lyndon Kelsey
ERS Construction Products, Trussville, AL – Todd Lankford
Mecklenburg Restoration, Concord, NC – David Eddy
Santa Fe Dehumidifiers, Clermont, FL – Gregory Grabow
WxProofing LLC, Greensboro, NC – Jed Daniel & Robert McDowell
Our Platinum Sponsors:
Gold Sponsors:
Mar-flex Waterproofing & Building Products
Santa Fe Dehumidifiers
Scaffolding Solutions LLC
Stone Restoration of America
GCP Applied Technologies (formerlyW.R.Grace&Company)
W.R. Meadows, Inc
Silver Sponsors:
Boral Building Products
Polyguard
Watertight Systems
Bronze Sponsors:
Capital Restoration & Waterproofing
Carolina Restoration & Waterproofing
Harrell’s Waterproofing, Inc.
Niagara Machine Inc.
Pecora Corporation
Siplast
Southern Paint and Waterproofing
Structural Waterproofing, LLC
The 9TH annual WCA/ICRI Sporting Clay Shoot
Benefiting the Scholarship Funds of WCA and ICRI
Drake Landing
3146 Chalybeate
Springs Road
Fuquay Varina, NC 27526
Phone: (919) 552-9455
drakelanding.net
Event Schedule
11:00am - noon
Registration and Warm-Up
12 noon
Lunch and Safety Talk
1:00-3:30pm
Shoot
(100 targets @ 13 stations)
3:30pm
Awards
Scoring will be by the Lewis Class
Scoring System that gives shooters
of all levels an equal chance at
winning. A general explanation
of the system is available at THIS
WEBSITE. The final divisioning
will be determined by the event
chairman. Prizes for the Top
Team Score and the winners and
runners-up in each division.
You may enter as an
individual, or companies
are encouraged to enter
as a 5-man team.
Bring your own gun and
ear & eye protection!
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Registration Deadline:
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
to be guaranteed space!
Entry Fee
$150 per person or
$750 for a sponsored
5-man team.
Registration fee includes a Gerber Guardian J1 folding knife
(FOR ALL WHO REGISTER AND PAY BY THE DEADLINE DATE), ammo
provided for warm-up and the course, golf cart rental, 100 clays
at 13 stations on a two mile course and a lunch sponsored
by Guaranteed Supply Company. The Guardian is
Gerber Gear’s next foray into the tactical knife
community. These well built and well designed
tactical tools are smaller, more compact
knives with a 3-inch blade of 420HC
Stainless.
CHill Out!
Two lucky winners will receive a new free
YETI Tundra. Cooler features roto-molded
polyethylene that is UV-resistant and a
freezer-style sealing gasket to help keep
beverages cold. The lid is secured with a
full-length, self-stopping hinge that helps
Donated by prevent hyperextension and breaking, and
New South the nylon rope and textured grip handles
Supply Co. provide easy carrying. Nonslip, nonmarking
rubber feet.
Drake Landing at Andrews Farm is the premiere hunting preserve in North Carolina.
Drake Landing offers a full array of outdoor shooting activities that caters to both
the seasoned sportsman and novice alike. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll on the
two mile sporting clays course busting targets with your family or waiting in a
blind at the crack of dawn for the first flock of mallards to drop into the decoys,
your experience is sure to be memorable. Conveniently located off US Highway
401 between Fuquay-Varina and Angier, NC.
2016 Fall Convention Speakers
Hal Averette, CIC, CWCA Vice President,
Jones Insurance Agency, Inc, Garner, NC
Hal focuses on commercial insurance for churches, nursing homes, contractors and other businesses. Hal has earned the designation
of Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) by completing comprehensive insurance training and continuing education. With over two
decades of insurance experience, Hal specializes in tailoring insurance programs to meet individual client needs.
Hal is currently serving on the Triangle Council for the Associated Builders & Contractors and is Chairman of the Membership
Committee. He is the past Chairman of the Board for Wake Enterprises, a non-profit organization providing vocational and social
opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Hal was born and raised in the Triangle. In his free time he
enjoys golfing, hiking and cooking.
Derek Hodgin, PE, Forensic Engineer/Roof Consultant
Construction Science and Engineering, Westminster, SC
Derek Hodgin, of Construction Science & Engineering, Inc., has over twenty (20) years of experience as an engineering consultant.
He performs facility condition inspections, failure analysis, damage assessments, and forensic engineering investigations of all types
of structures. A licensed Professional Engineer in twenty (20) states, Mr. Hodgin is also registered as an RRO, RRC, REWC, RWC,
and RBEC with RCI, Inc.; and as a CDT and CCCA with the Construction Specifications Institute. Mr. Hodgin’s experience includes
failure analysis of a wide variety of building envelope and structural issues. A large part of Derek’s projects have included analysis of
deficient construction cases including assessment of damages related to construction, design and product failures. Mr. Hodgin has
designed repair details to address damages identified in hundreds of buildings located in coastal environments in the Southeastern
United States and Caribbean. Mr. Hodgin has developed and presented numerous educational topics related to construction issues
to various groups throughout the United States.
Tom Michiels, Product Manager
SOPREMA, Denver, CO
Tom Michiels is a Product Manager with SOPREMA, Inc. Coming from a Manufacturing environment where he held a Managerial
title, Tom got his start in the roofing & waterproofing industry working with a Roofing and Waterproofing Contractor in Denver, CO.
In 2009 Tom started with SOPREMA as a Technical Representative. After a few short years Tom was promoted to the position of
Technical Manager for Waterproofing and Wall System. In this role he was responsible for managing all technical aspects of the
building envelope systems. More recently, he was promoted into his current role of Liquid Systems Product Manager at SOPREMA.
Tom is an active member of various organizations within the industry such as SWR Institute, RCI, Inc., NRCA and ABAA. Tom can
be reached at tmichiels@soprema.us.
Harvey Jessup, Program Manager
South Carolina OSHA Voluntary Programs, Columbia, SC
Mr. Jessup has lived in Columbia since 1982 and is employed as Program Manager with the Office of OSHA Voluntary Programs, a
division of The SC Department of Labor Licensing and Regulation. He joined OSHA as a Compliance officer for in 1990 and worked
for 2 years before coming to the Office of OSHA Voluntary Programs in 1992. During his time with OVP he has inspected over a
thousand workplaces in a wide variety of manufacturing facilities. He moved from the field in 2008 when he became Manager of the
OVP, a small office of 15 inspectors and trainers that is tasked with providing assistance to small employers in the state to come into
compliance with OSHA regulations and to administer the Palmetto Star VPP, SHARP, Partnerships and Alliances in the state. He
earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from the University of South Carolina, and is a Certified Public Manager.
Lyndon Kelsey, National Sales Manager
Ermator, Inc., Tampa, FL
Lyndon Kelsey has been with Pullman Ermator for almost 6 years. He started as the Territory Manger for the West Coast and then
was named National Sales Manager almost two years ago. Prior to that, he was a specialty concrete contractor installing decorative
coatings and polishing systems. Pullman Ermator is the world leader in Dust Extraction equipment for the industrial and construction
trades. It has global distributers and has been selling in North America for over 10 years. Is head office is in Tampa Florida, and
distributes, trains and services all its products from there.
He has 20 years of experience in the construction industry, and started at the ground floor as an installer all the way through to
ownership, and now manages all sales and marketing of the product line. Lyndon enjoys his job immensely with the challenges of
new and every changing markets, and building new relationships. Lyndon grew up in Western Canada, and moved to the USA in
1989. Has been married for 26 years and has three young adult daughters. He enjoys time off golfing, fishing and any time he can
spend with friends and family outdoors.
D.J. White, Branch Manager
Niagara Machine, Inc., Charlotte, NC
DJ has served as Branch Manager of Niagara Machine’s Charlotte office for the past 3.5 years. Niagara Machine specializes in
sales, service and rental of surface preparation equipment, related products and tooling. The 22,500sf Charlotte facility serves as
a customer training facility as well as equipment distribution outlet. In the role of Branch Manager, DJ oversees customer sales,
equipment repairs and ensures positive, productive relationships among the branch employees. In addition to coordinating company
and industry trainings, his position at Niagara has grown to include a focus on product research and development.
Having served as a purchasing agent for a stone restoration and waterproofing company and a manager of other successful
construction businesses, DJ has extensive experience in the construction industry. As a purchasing agent, he had the opportunity
to learn about many different waterproofing systems, products and equipment known in the industry. DJ received his Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration, concentrated in Management with a Minor in Economics, from the University of North Carolina
at Charlotte in 1998. DJ is a member of both the WCA and ICRI, and he welcomes the opportunity to share his knowledge and
experience about the science of surface preparation.
As a native of the Charlotte, NC area his hobbies include watching and going to Nascar races and Carolina Panther’s Football games.
Other interests include, working out, golf and spending time with family and friends. Recently, he got engaged to his girlfriend Nancy
and plans on getting married later this year.
“45 Years of Sealing Leaks and Relationships”
2016 Fall Convention Schedule
Marriott Resort at Grande Dunes -Myrtle Beach, SC
Registration for 2016 WCA Fall Convention September 15-18, 2016
Both Convention and Hotel Registration Deadlines are August 15, 2016
WCA Memberships must be received paid for 2016 to attend the Convention as a member.
If your dues are not current, please enclose an additional $350 for your 2016 membership.
Company_____________________________________ Name_________________________________________
Spouse_______________________________________
Guests (prospective member & company): ________________________________________________________
(NOTE: this is a one time only trial visit)
Mailing Address _____________________________________________________________________ _________
E-mail:__________________________________________ Phone_______________________________________
WCA MEMBER REGISTRATION FEE
Member Attendees:
$325 per person X _____ =
(no additional charge for spouse)
$____________________
Invited Prospective Member:
$____________________
$225 includes Fri Banquet & Awards
SPECIAL NOTE: To assist in our planning, please indicate the number in your party expected at
these two functions. If you do not plan to attend, please indicate “0”
Friday WCA Annual Awards Banquet: Adult Buffets (members, guests & spouse) : ______ Youth Plates _______
Friday Night Kids Dinner of chicken tenders (NOT BUFFET LINE) Children 10 & under-$25.00 $__________
Children 11 and up -$35.00 $_________ Extra Adult Guest Buffet - $70 $ __________
WCA Fifth Annual Ladies Brunch: Friday, September 5 at 11:30am in the Bar Veranda of the Marriott Grande
Dunes. Order off menu . No charge but you need to pre-register: 18 or older. One drink ticket will be provided for
each attendee who is over the age of 21. Provide names of attendees, and note if under the age 21: _____________
THE SATURDAY HOUSE OF BLUES ‘45th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Due to space and menu, it is
essential to pre-register. There is no additional charge, but please assist the WCA by giving us an accurate count.
Adults (members & spouses: ________
Youth (under 18: ___________
WCA RECREATIONAL EVENTS Golf & Shooting are on Friday afternoon. You can choose one, BUT NOT BOTH.
The Golf Tournament is at the Arrowhead Country Club, 1269 Burcale Rd., Myrtle Beach, SC 27569. WCA tee
times will start Friday afternoon, September 16, 2016 at 12:30pm; double tee times; Course website
www.arrowheadcc.com ($115 includes ½ cart fee, 2 drink tickets, range balls and boxed lunch)
Circle Handicap: A B C D
$__________
The WCA Fall Sporting Clays Shoot is at the Back Woods Quail Club in Georgetown, SC. Starts Friday
afternoon, September 16, 2016 at 12:30pm. LUNCH & AMMO PROVIDED AT CLUB. Bring your own gun & ear/eye
protection. ($135.00 includes a shooter’s gift, clays, & ammo). Specify Gun Type:12ga / 20ga $_____________
WCA SPONSORSHIPS
Platinum Conference Sponsorship: $1,500 and logo artwork
(includes logo displayed in meeting rooms of Fall Conference and free tabletops)
$_______________
Gold Hospitality Sponsorship: $750 + logo with all Gold Sponsors
$________________
Silver Hospitality Sponsorship: $500
$________________
Bronze Hospitality Sponsorship: $250
$________________
(All sponsorships include recognition on sponsor board at conferences and in newsletter)
Association Dues (if not current for 2015, add $350.00)
$_______________
Tabletop Displays - $50 Yes
$ _______________
Total amount due
No
(No charge to Platinum Sponsors)
$________________
Reservations: call the Marriott Resort at Grande Dunes direct 1-800-228-9290. OUR ROOMS WILL ONLY BE HELD
UNTIL AUGUST 15, 2016. Room rates (single/double) are: $159.00; plus 12% taxes. Or you can register on-line
at www.marriott.com/myrgd using our conference code WCAWCAA. Or go to the link on the WCA website. NOTE:
Resort fee will again by comped to the WCA. Return convention registration with payment by August 15, 2016.
Mail to WCA Fall Convention, 839 Finnbar Drive, Cary, NC 27519 or scan and email to kellybob@earthlink.net
Checks payable to WCA or register on-line with credit card at www.thewaterproofers.org
2016 WCA Officers
President
David Honeycutt, REI Engineers, Charlotte, NC
and
Board
of
Directors
Immediate Past President
John McDougall, Baker Restoration, Raleigh, NC
Vice President
Carlos Gonzalez, Baker Roofing, Charlotte, NC
Directors
Victor Vermiglio, Guaranteed Supply Company
D.J. White, Niagara Machines
James Duncan, Kenseal Construction Products
Secretary
Greg Brown – SIKA, Charlotte, NC
Treasurer
Sarah Thaxton, Southern Paint & Waterproofing, Greensboro, NC
Legal Counsel - Caroline Troutman
2016 WCA Committee Chairmen
Fall Convention & Education – John McDougall & David Honeycutt
Nominating / Awards / Scholarships – John McDougall & Sarah Thaxton
Grievance / Resolution – S. W. Baldwin / Sarah Thaxton
Newsletter – Sarah Thaxton
Legislative – Todd Jones / Caroline Trautman
By-laws/Historian – Greg Harrell
Website– Sarah Thaxton
Hospitality –Carlos Gonzalez / Victor Vermiglio / D.J. White
Membership/ Call Committee – Greg Brown
WCA/ICRI Sporting Clay Event– Roger Baldwin/David Honeycutt
ICRI/WCA Golf Tournament Report– John McDougall; Mark O’Brien
PDH Chairman – John McDougall
Creative Director - Brad Aderhold
2016 KEY MEETING DATES • BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS/CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS
Sept 15, 2016 WCA Board Meeting – Grande Dunes
Sept 15-18, 2016Fall Convention – Myrtle Beach
Sept 18, 2016 WCA Board Meeting – Grande Dunes
Oct 6-8, 2016
2016 ICRI CC Fall Convention Nov 3, 2016
9th Annual WCA/ICRI Sporting Clay
December,2016 Staff Transition
Dec 31, 2016
Thanks for the memories: Kelly & Kit
4:00pm Pre-Convention Meeting
Marriott Grande Dunes
8:30am Post Convention Meeting
Charleston, SC
Drake Landing, Fuquay-Varina, NC
WCA Management
Kelly Andrews
Ph: (919) 271-5471
kellybob@earthlink.net
Brad Aderhold
Ph: (919) 247-0422
brad@adversecreations.com
WCA FALL CONVENTION: SEPTEMBER 15-18, GRANDE DUNES
The Waterproofing Contractors Association
839 Finnbar Dr.
Cary, NC 27519