BSCAI Announces 2019 Board Of Directors

Building Service Contractors Association International (BSCAI) announces the installation of its newly elected officers and directors.

BSCAI is proud to announce that the 2019 President is Michael Diamond, CBSE, managing partner of AffinEco LLC. Diamond grew up in the janitorial business working with his father Alan Diamond. From summers in the field on specialty crews to starting his management career after graduating from Ithaca College in 1985, Michael learned all facets of the business. In 2000, Diamond took over full management of the family business, and started United Services with a partner, Paul Senecal. In 2012, all companies merged together into AffinEco, LLC. AffinEco’s footprint covers New Jersey to Boston with Headquarters in Connecticut.

BSCAI’s 2019 President-Elect is Todd Hopkins, CBSE, CEO and founder of Office Pride Commercial Cleaning Services. Hopkins earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in management from the University of Memphis and his MBA from Butler University. He is also a graduate of MIT’s Birthing of Giants Executive Entrepreneurship Academy, a prestigious program for top entrepreneurs. Hopkins is the author (and co-author) of four best-selling books, “The Carrot Chaser,” “The Janitor,” “Five Wisdoms for Entrepreneur Survival” and “The Stress Less Business Owner.”

Serving as BSCAI’s 2019 Vice President is Eric Luke, CBSE, CPA, president, Varsity Facility Services, a KBS Company. After working as a senior accountant and small business consultant for Arthur Andersen in San Francisco, California, Eric joined Varsity Facility Services in Denver as a district manager in 1989. A graduate of Brigham Young University, Luke has led the company in its development of its national accounts, property management services, facility maintenance and construction divisions for nearly 30 years. Eric became president in 2010.

Serving as 2019 Treasurer is Nathalie Doobin, CBSE, MBA, owner and CEO of several companies, including Harvard Services Group, a national building service contractor. Before joining the industry, she spent her global career in management with companies such as Pfizer and Merck. Doobin was featured in Forbes Magazine’s Most Powerful Women issue and in the book “Inspirational Heroes,” which showcases stories from 23 women who have brought cleaning out of the shadows. She was also recognized as an “Enterprising Woman of the Year” by Enterprising Women magazine and as a WBE STAR. She holds a bachelor’s degree from HEC, an MBA from University of Quebec and is a licensed private detective.

Serving as BSCAI’s Immediate Past President in 2019 is Jim Harris, Jr., CBSE, CEO of Janitronics, Inc. Harris has been around the building service contracting industry his entire life and started full time with Janitronics Facility Services in 1984. As CEO, Harris is responsible for leading an executive team in all aspects of the business. His prime responsibilities include corporate planning, major account retention and vendor relationships.

Newly elected members to serve on BSCAI’s 2019 Board of Directors include:
Greg Buchner, CleanOffice, Inc.
Steve Crain, CBSE, 4M Building Solutions
Fernando Cruz, MBA, Dynamond Building Services
Chad Hendley, CBSE, IH Services, Inc.

BSCAI Directors continuing their service in 2019 include:
Steve Garcia, CBSE, SMI Facility Services
Bryan Lazorik, CBSE, Bryco Services, Inc.
Jason Lee, Lee Building Maintenance
Larklyn Milstein, CBSE, Lewis & Taylor Building Service Contractors
Pat Sullivan, CBSE, MahlerClean
Paul Taylor, CBSE, ESS Clean, Inc.
Jamie Henry, Bee Line Building Services & Supply
Terrell Weg, CBSE, Management Services Northwest, LLC

“We are thrilled to have such a strong group of industry professionals leading our organization,” said Christopher Mundschenk, BSCAI executive vice president. “The BSCAI Board of Directors is focused on continued growth and providing maximum value to our members. As the only organization focused exclusively on the needs of building service contractors, our volunteers help us react quickly and share information on trends and issues that make a difference to our members and the industry.”