The EWB-USA Executive and Leadership Team

Boris Martin, the Chief Executive Officer at The EWB-USA, directs the overarching strategic vision for humanitarian engineering initiatives. Overseeing the alignment of organizational resources with community-driven development goals, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that sustainable infrastructure projects meet basic human needs globally. This leadership role involves managing high-level partnerships and securing the financial health required for long-term project viability. By fostering innovation within the International Community Program, Boris Martin directly impacts the scalability of water, sanitation, and energy solutions. The Chief Executive Officer maintains rigorous standards for volunteer engagement and project efficacy, ensuring that every initiative builds lasting resilience. Through constant collaboration with the Board, the Chief Executive Officer shapes the future trajectory of the organization, ultimately expanding the reach of engineering solutions to underserved populations across diverse international landscapes.

Matthew McPhail, the President at The EWB-USA, manages the operational execution of humanitarian engineering programs. Focusing on the Community Engineering Corps, the President coordinates skilled volunteer efforts to deliver high-impact infrastructure improvements. This role requires constant oversight of project lifecycles, ensuring that technical designs align with the specific needs of partner communities. Matthew McPhail drives the integration of sustainable practices into every project, prioritizing long-term maintenance and local capacity building. By streamlining communication between technical teams and community stakeholders, the President facilitates efficient resource allocation. The President also monitors the progress of energy and agriculture initiatives, ensuring that all technical outputs adhere to safety and quality benchmarks. Through meticulous planning and execution, the President secures the successful delivery of engineering projects that empower communities to achieve greater self-sufficiency and improved quality of life.

Madison Lenz, the President at The EWB-USA, architects the framework for organizational growth and volunteer mobilization. Overseeing the expansion of the International Community Program, the President ensures that engineering projects address critical water and sanitation challenges in remote regions. This leadership role involves cultivating relationships with global partners to identify infrastructure gaps and implement sustainable solutions. Madison Lenz drives the development of internal policies that support volunteer safety and project success. By analyzing data from ongoing humanitarian efforts, the President optimizes operational workflows to increase the efficiency of resource deployment. The President also coordinates with other executive leaders to ensure that organizational goals remain consistent with the mission of building community resilience. Through strategic oversight, the President guarantees that every engineering intervention provides measurable benefits to the communities served, fostering lasting change through technical expertise.

Vincente Vita, the President at The EWB-USA, leads the strategic implementation of sustainable energy projects within the organization. Overseeing the technical assessment of infrastructure needs, the President ensures that all energy-related initiatives promote long-term environmental and social stability. This role involves managing complex project portfolios that require precise engineering solutions for diverse geographic environments. Vincente Vita drives the adoption of innovative technologies that improve access to power in underserved areas. By collaborating with technical experts and community leaders, the President facilitates the successful execution of projects that support agricultural and sanitation improvements. The President also monitors the performance of these energy systems, ensuring that local communities possess the knowledge to maintain infrastructure independently. Through dedicated leadership, the President strengthens the organizational capacity to deliver impactful engineering solutions that address the most pressing needs of global populations.

Alexandra Warta-Collins, the President at The EWB-USA, manages the strategic development of agricultural infrastructure programs. Overseeing the design and implementation of irrigation and soil management systems, the President ensures that engineering projects directly improve food security for partner communities. This role involves coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to address the intersection of water access and agricultural productivity. Alexandra Warta-Collins drives the integration of sustainable engineering practices that respect local environmental conditions. By evaluating the impact of agricultural initiatives, the President refines operational strategies to maximize community benefits. The President also fosters partnerships with regional stakeholders to ensure that infrastructure projects remain aligned with local development priorities. Through rigorous project management and technical oversight, the President guarantees that every agricultural engineering effort contributes to the broader mission of building resilient, self-sustaining communities across the globe.

Mason Ericson, the Regional President, Midwest at The EWB-USA, directs all humanitarian engineering operations across the Midwest region. Overseeing the coordination of local chapters and volunteer groups, the Regional President, Midwest ensures that regional activities align with the national mission of sustainable development. This role involves managing the recruitment and training of skilled volunteers to support infrastructure projects. Mason Ericson drives the execution of regional initiatives that address water, sanitation, and energy needs in both domestic and international contexts. By facilitating collaboration between local engineering professionals and community partners, the Regional President, Midwest optimizes the delivery of technical services. The Regional President, Midwest also monitors regional performance metrics to ensure that all projects meet quality and safety standards. Through active engagement with regional stakeholders, the Regional President, Midwest strengthens the organizational footprint and expands the capacity to deliver impactful engineering solutions.

William Brunner, the Engineers Without Borders President. UofA Chapter at The EWB-USA, leads the academic chapter in developing and executing community-driven engineering projects. Overseeing the involvement of university students, the Engineers Without Borders President. UofA Chapter ensures that academic research translates into practical, sustainable infrastructure solutions. This role involves managing project teams focused on water and energy challenges, providing students with hands-on experience in humanitarian engineering. William Brunner drives the collaboration between the university and local communities to identify and address specific infrastructure needs. By fostering a culture of innovation and technical excellence, the Engineers Without Borders President. UofA Chapter prepares the next generation of engineers to tackle global development issues. The Engineers Without Borders President. UofA Chapter also coordinates with national leadership to ensure that chapter activities support the broader organizational goals of building resilience and improving human welfare.

Mazen Alameddine, the Regional President, Central (South) at The EWB-USA, manages the strategic oversight of engineering projects within the Central (South) region. Overseeing the deployment of volunteer teams, the Regional President, Central (South) ensures that infrastructure initiatives effectively address water and sanitation needs. This role involves coordinating with local partners to assess project feasibility and ensure long-term sustainability. Mazen Alameddine drives the implementation of regional programs that support the organization's mission of community-driven development. By facilitating communication between technical experts and community stakeholders, the Regional President, Central (South) optimizes project outcomes and resource utilization. The Regional President, Central (South) also monitors regional progress, ensuring that all engineering interventions adhere to established safety and quality protocols. Through dedicated leadership, the Regional President, Central (South) strengthens the organizational capacity to deliver meaningful change and build resilience in the communities served.

Jeremiah Hubbard, the Chapter President at The EWB-USA, directs the local chapter's efforts in supporting sustainable engineering projects. Overseeing the mobilization of volunteers, the Chapter President ensures that local initiatives contribute to the organization's global mission of addressing basic human needs. This role involves managing the planning and execution of infrastructure projects, focusing on water and sanitation improvements. Jeremiah Hubbard drives the engagement of local professionals to provide technical expertise for community-driven development. By fostering strong relationships with community partners, the Chapter President ensures that projects remain responsive to local requirements. The Chapter President also coordinates with national leadership to align chapter activities with organizational standards and strategic goals. Through effective project management and volunteer leadership, the Chapter President guarantees that every local effort provides tangible benefits and supports the long-term resilience of the communities involved.

Joshua Taylor, the Chapter President at The EWB-USA, leads the local chapter in implementing innovative engineering solutions for community development. Overseeing the technical design and project management of energy and agriculture initiatives, the Chapter President ensures that all efforts promote sustainable infrastructure. This role involves coordinating volunteer teams to deliver high-quality engineering services that address critical needs. Joshua Taylor drives the collaboration between the chapter and community stakeholders to ensure that projects are both effective and culturally appropriate. By monitoring project performance and impact, the Chapter President optimizes the use of resources to achieve maximum benefit. The Chapter President also maintains alignment with national organizational policies, ensuring that all chapter activities support the broader mission of building community resilience. Through dedicated leadership, the Chapter President facilitates the successful delivery of engineering projects that empower communities and improve overall quality of life.