Since joining SAIT, Dr. Azzeddine Oudjehane has fostered an environment for training the next generation of construction project managers in Alberta and Canada whilst developing scholarly and applied research opportunities that meet the needs of the construction and related industry sectors. With over 30 years of experience in leading multi-disciplinary projects in R&D, business innovation, and market development, he has worked with various stakeholders from Academia, Government, and Industry in different international settings. Azzeddine holds graduate degrees in both Applied Science and Business Administration. He has led projects in numerous applied research and education from inception to completion, most recently in the realm of up innovation in construction, sustainable construction, and mass timber construction. With over 100 publications and presentations at international conferences, he serves on various journal review committees.

Reva Bond is the first female Dean in the School of Construction at SAIT. Before joining SAIT in 2009, Reva had a multi-disciplinary, progressive career in hospitality, tourism, manufacturing, health care, and industrial construction. She earned her doctorate in distance education from Athabasca University in 2023. Reva has managed apprenticeship, diploma, applied degree, and degree programs within the School of Construction, School of Manufacturing and Automation, and the School of Transportation during her tenure at SAIT. A busy mother to three daughters and a doctoral student at Athabasca University, her passions include complexity leadership theory and increasing female participation in non-traditional careers. Adhering to her values of candour, learning, meaningful work, openness, and trustworthiness continues to propel her forward, now in a position of leading leaders.