It's February, which means love is in the air and the next Ask Us Anything event is right around the corner!Bring your software questions to our live Q&A on Tuesday, February 23 at 10 am. Returning and new panelists will be on deck and ready to answer all of your questions during our popular Ask Us Anything: AEC Virtual Panel Discussion.
To join the Ask Us Anything panel discussion, register here.
SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS NOW:
You’ll be able to ask questions live during the event, but if you have any questions you want to submit in advance, ask them here. Please note that any questions we aren’t able to answer during the webinar, we’ll be sure to respond to individually after the event.
THE CADD PANELISTS:
Allen Levy, Senior Consultant, Design Practice
Allen works with architecture and structural engineering firms to provide software solutions designed to achieve their business goals. He consults with clients on the selection, installation, implementation and best practices for Autodesk Collections, Revit and AutoCAD applications. With all projects, he considers each firm’s workflow and recommends solutions that will improve results. Allen has delivered presentations at several industry events including the RevitDC User Group and Autodesk University.
Marissa Gagne, Practice Manager
Marissa is the Practice Manager for Civil and Infrastructure at CADD Microsystems. Marissa graduated from Virginia Tech with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Civil Engineering. She has been working with Autodesk products for over 20 years, specializing in the Civil and GIS solutions, and she has been working with CADD Microsystems for over 15 years. Before coming to CADD, she worked for a number of reputable civil firms in Virginia providing CAD support to transportation, utility, land development, mapping, and GIS projects. At CADD Microsystems, Marissa’s responsibilities include managing the Civil Team, performing product demonstrations, teaching classes, giving seminars and workshops, and performing consulting for many Autodesk products such as Civil 3D, Land Desktop, Map 3D and Raster Design.
Purvi Gandhi Irwin, Practice Manager, Architecture
Purvi supports professionals across all disciplines with BIM technologies, which includes teaching Revit, creating content, developing workflows and standards, troubleshooting issues, and finding creative solutions to both design and modeling problems. She has 15+ years of experience, most spent as a preservation project architect, where she specialized in using innovative technologies to facilitate the documentation and rehabilitation of institutional buildings, and 12+ years of Revit experience working with existing buildings (most historic), from conceptual design, through construction administration and project close-out. Purvi is also an active advocate for information sharing, presenting at both BILTna and Autodesk University.
Chris Lindo, Consultant
Chris focuses on a wide range of clients looking to implement new engineering technology with a focus of Autodesk products and services. With experience as a BIM Manager, Chris uses his skills and knowledge to build upon the practices and standards his clients already have in place. Chris takes his role as an educator seriously; embarking on the never-ending quest to build better relationships with his clients and their projects.
Eden Davis, CADD Care Program Manager
Eden is our CADD Care Program Manager and assists our customers with day to day helpdesk needs. She plans and executes the great programs we deliver through our support services both internally and externally. She started working with Autodesk software in college making games and now has over six years of tech support and leadership experience.
THE EVENT MODERATOR:
T.J. Meehan, Vice President of Technology Solutions
As an expert and thought leader in the AEC industry around BIM (Building Information Modeling) and FM (Facilities Management), T.J. assists architects, engineers, contractors, and building owners with successfully implementing technologies related to design, build and operate.
We’re excited for this next round of Q&As and hope you’ll join us for the virtual panel discussion on February 23. Gather your best questions and get the snacks ready!
