Bryan, previous CEO of Cement & Concrete SA, has both a BSc and MSc in Civil Engineering from WITS, and is a Registered Professional Engineer.  He is also a Fellow of both the South African Academy of Engineering and the South African Institution of Civil Engineering, a member of the Institute of Concrete Technology in the UK and an Honorary Member of the International Society of Concrete Pavements.

He was a Board Member of the Concrete Society, a Past President of the South African Road Federation and past Vice President of the International Society for Concrete Pavements and he chaired the South African Bureau of Standards Sub Committee of Cement, Concrete and Concrete Products.

Bryan has authored and co-authored many publications dealing with concrete roads and floors.

Daniel graduated in Architecture at the University of the Witwatersrand and is a Registered Professional Architect.  After his position as a lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, he joined the Cement & Concrete Institute heading the architectural concrete focus area.

He has been convener of the National ArchitectureZA initiative since its inception in 2010.  He served on the South African Institute of Architects Board and its Mancom.

During his time at PPC as part of the Specialist Technical Marketing and Innovation Division, he was chief curator of the Imaginarium, one SA’s largest art and design support platforms.

He is past President of the Gauteng Institute of Architects and currently serves on its Mancom.

Daniel is the founding member of LEAF Architects, a multi-disciplinary practice.

Stephen obtained a B Eng. and a B Eng. (Honours) degree from the University of Pretoria.  He is registered as a Professional Engineer and he is the managing director of Struttura Consulting, specialising in bridge and construction engineering.

He has been extensively involved in several major bridge projects including strengthening and rehabilitation of existing bridges, as well as the design of new bridges.

He co-authored many documents relating to bridge engineering.

Stephen was recognised as PPS Engineer of the Year by SAICE in their 2017 awards and currently serves as research team member for two SANRAL research projects regarding integral bridges and the South African bridge design loading code, TMH7.