CMAASNV Meetings and Events

Golfers and Supporters of UNLV’s Construction Management Program:

The CMAA Southern Nevada Past Presidents sent you a Golf Flyer and are proud to announce this year’s CMAA Southern Nevada Chapter Golf Tournament at Desert Pines Golf Club Friday, April 16, 2021, with a Shotgun start at 1:00 pm.

Proceeds from this tournament benefit the UNLV Construction Management Program.

We plan to ensure we are meeting all the latest requirements of the CDC and directives from the Governor’s office to have a safe event.

We expect a great turnout, so sign-up early and take advantage of Earlybird pricing.

Desert Pines is a beautiful course, and the weather is typically great for golf this time of year. Detailed information is provided in the attached flyer and below link. You can sign up online at the below link. 

We had many supporters that previously signed up for our 2020 tournament and graciously offered to apply the funds for the 2021 tournament. Thank you! These firms include GCW, CMWorks, CEMEX, NOVA Geotech, GES, CA Group, Rock Solid Solutions, Fishel, IQC, and Kimley-Horn (two teams). For representatives from these firms, please email Fintan Gaffney at fgaffney@universalengineering.com to reconfirm your team.

We encourage teams to sign up for a teebox sponsor. If any teebox sponsor is willing to set-up at the teebox and hand out refreshments and snacks, please let us know.  

We hope you will join us in helping UNLV and getting out with your colleagues to play a round.

To register, please click on the link below or in the flyer:

Golf Sign-up

The Past Presidents:

Perry Bertuzzi, Cynthia Moore, Michael Langen, Kevin Love, Fintan Gaffney, David Alexander, Ray Brady, Adrian Clark, Jim Morris

CMAA Southern Nevada Chapter Board:

Michael Dunning, Mauricio Cardenas. Jed Wheeler, Perry Bertuzzi, Cynthia Moore, David Alexander, Fintan Gaffney

Dear CMAA Southern Nevada Chapter Members,

The following is an update on where we stand on chapter events and when we anticipate we can commence with our monthly chapter breakfast meetings.

 The disruptions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic over the past few months have had a direct impact on many of us and our families. Therefore, out of an abundance of caution for the welfare of our Southern Nevada Chapter Members, we are continuing to postpone our monthly chapter breakfast meetings until further notice and hope to have the opportunity to resume meetings in late summer.

 COVID-19 is changing everything about life and work as we know it. We are all focused on how to best protect and support our families, employees, customers, and communities in the face of this unfolding crisis. On behalf of all CMAA Southern Nevada Chapter Members, we want to let you know that our thoughts are with those who are affected.

We are in uncharted territory. There is no instruction manual for how best to move forward at a time like this. Much is unknown, and we know how unsettling and uncertain this feels. Like many of you, there have been times over the past months where it has felt overwhelming. We worry about the health and safety of our families, co-workers, and friends.

 We know this pandemic is a marathon and not a sprint. We will be forever changed by this collective experience and believe we will emerge with a different perspective in how we approach the way we work, learn, care for the sick and sustain community. However, during this crisis, we are more convinced than ever that we have the resilience, the grit, and the resourcefulness to get through this together.

 We understand many of you may be feeling isolated as public health officials encourage us to distance ourselves from others and community events are canceled. We encourage you to continue to find ways to connect with your loved ones during this time. Make a phone call, video chat with a friend, send a handwritten note in the mail, spend time with your child doing art projects, enjoy a movie night in with your family. Emotional wellness is just as important as physical well-being. As you take precautions to keep your family physically healthy, do not forget to take a moment for yourself.

 Many of our members may have lost their jobs or may have concerns about job security. We encourage our members to support advocacy for governmental investments in public infrastructure. In addition, conveying a positive attitude about the future growth and a strong recovery can help encourage investments in development projects.   

 Please be safe as we navigate through this trying time. Take care of yourselves and your loved ones and above all, stay healthy. We know that we are going to get through this, together. We look forward to a return to normalcy and seeing you all once it is safe to resume our monthly chapter breakfast meetings.

Sincerely,

CMAA Southern Nevada Chapter Board

Perry Bertuzzi, Mauricio Cardenas, Michael Dunning, Cynthia Moore, David Alexander, Fintan Gaffney