Vera Anna Lovejoy Obituary
Anthony J. Werderitsch (Tony) passed away peacefully at home in the early morning hours of January 7, 2024, with his beloved wife, Patricia, at his side, after suffering from pneumonia and a lengthy battle with cancer (bladder, skin, and soft tissue sarcoma). Tony had full mental acumen up until his passing and fought death every step of the way…
AACE 2024 Election Results Announced
Results from this year’s annual AACE International Board of Directors election for President-Elect, Treasurer, and Director-At-Large are announced. Voting ended on March 31…
New Member Profile: Marco Ciasullo
With my dad taking on various assignments with the Army Corps of Engineers worldwide, I lived in many places, so I can’t call a specific place home. I’ve lived in South Korea, Japan, New York (where I was born), Los Angeles, and San Francisco (where I completed high school). I completed my BS in Physics at San Francisco State University and my MS in Engineering Physics at George Mason University…
How a Student Internship Led to a Fulfilling and Successful Career in Project Controls
I attended The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where I pursued undergraduate and master’s degrees. My undergraduate degree was in civil engineering, and my master’s degree was in engineering management, focusing on construction management. I’ll admit that I never imagined myself working in the construction industry…
February 2024 President’s Message
I trust this message finds you well and thriving in your respective endeavors. It is with immense gratitude that I am able to share with you, on behalf of your Board of Directors, the latest updates on the outstanding performance of AACE International. The gains made over the past year are directly attributable to your dedication and contributions, which have been instrumental in propelling us to new heights, and to the continued diligent service of our excellent AACE Headquarters staff, led by Executive Director Deb Lally…
Part 4 – Six Elements of Project Controls – Competency and Level of Effort
This article is the fourth in the series on the Six Elements of Project Controls. Past articles included the basics of the six elements of project controls, the effect of quality, and the maturity required. Today’s article discusses the competency and level of effort required to manage these elements of project controls…
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