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Wilson Antoniuk鈥檚 roots go back to education and teaching in mathematics, including a stint as an adjunct professor at Boise State University, before joining RedBuilt in 2001. He worked as a production engineer and eventually found his passion as a technical sales representative in 2012.

A professional engineer with 20 years of experience in the engineered wood industry, Antoniuk has been involved with hundreds of projects over the years. These include places of worship, restaurants, theaters, offices, recreational facilities, educational buildings, industrial facilities, government buildings, hospitality buildings, mixed-use buildings, multifamily buildings and transportation buildings.

As mass timber trade partner and sales specialist with Western Wood Structures, Antoniuk assists owners, developers, general contractors, architects and engineers every step of the way through a project. He has focused on developing trusted relationships, finding creative solutions and reducing risks for his clients.

Janique Bacharach combined her experience as a paralegal with her passion for commercial construction to help guide the company she leads with her husband through the pandemic, protests and a private-sector downturn.

Founded in 2014, Bacharach Construction started out in residential construction but now does strictly commercial projects and many of them public work. Bacharach joined the company in 2018 and her legal background helps ensure compliance with myriad building regulations.

She takes particular pride in bringing people into the industry who might otherwise not have considered it. 鈥淭here are folks who I have promoted who I don鈥檛 think other companies would have,鈥� she said, noting her company鈥檚 high retention rate.

鈥淐onstruction, at large, is not a place that usually focuses on dignity, and we don鈥檛 take projects unless our employees are able to have work-life balance. We want them to have something in their tank when they get home to their family at night,鈥� she added.

Bacharach is active with the Xcelerate Women Community Action Committee, the Portland Business Development Group and Gamut Project Solutions.

With more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry, Travis Baker is a builder at heart and one most fulfilled by building relationships. He is passionate about Andersen鈥檚 people and its clients. He strives for Andersen to deliver best-in-class projects every time.

Baker began his career with Andersen in 1999 and served in several operations roles before becoming the first president without the Andersen name, or the first 鈥渘on-Andersen鈥� president, in 2018. The following year, he began serving as chief operating officer as well as president. As CEO, he is responsible for guiding the company鈥檚 four regions and leading its vision at all levels of decision-making.

Baker graduated from George Fox University with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in business. He holds an MBA in management & organizational leadership.

Stephanie Balbin, an architect, is a Lease Crutcher Lewis estimator who has dedicated her career to design excellence and expanding opportunities in architecture. As a Filipina architect, she has challenged cultural expectations while building a practice centered on mentorship and community impact.

Balbin has partnered with Vernon Elementary through the Architecture Foundation Oregon鈥檚 Architects in Schools program for more than eight consecutive years, inspiring students and supporting emerging professionals. She focuses on creating spaces that foster connection, belonging and resilience in communities.

She serves as secretary of the National Organization of Minority Architects鈥� Portland chapter and has been a board member since 2023. Balbin is also involved with AIA Oregon and the Architecture Foundation of Oregon.

Her leadership philosophy centers on listening and creating environments where people feel supported while pursuing excellence together. She measures success not only through the structures designed and built, but through the opportunities created to shape the next generation of architects.

Blake Barnhart serves as division manager at Rosendin Electric. After serving the firm for more than 11 years, he has built a career focused on cultivating high-performing teams and driving organizational growth.

Throughout his tenure, Barnhart has demonstrated expertise in strategic hiring, talent development, and fostering workplace cultures that consistently deliver results beyond expectations. His approach centers on identifying individual strengths within teams and creating frameworks that enable professionals to excel in their roles.

Barnhart鈥檚 leadership methodology emphasizes three core principles: clarity, accountability, and empowerment. He focuses on establishing clear performance expectations while connecting individual contributions to broader organizational objectives. His management style prioritizes obstacle removal and professional development, creating conditions that enable team members to perform at their highest level.

At Rosendin Electric, Barnhart continues to advance operational excellence through strategic team building and leadership development initiatives that have become hallmarks of his professional approach.

Seyona Belai, founder of ZANA Construction Company, has built a distinguished 30-year career in specialty contracting. Under her leadership, ZANA has become a trusted name in the industry, known for combining creativity with precision on projects that push boundaries.

Belai鈥檚 commitment to the construction trades extends beyond her company鈥檚 success. She founded Toolbox, a nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting craft trade professionals through art, storytelling, and education. The platform celebrates the skilled tradespeople behind construction projects, recognizing their expertise and dedication.

Her leadership philosophy centers on empowering teams and elevating craftsmanship. Belai explained that success comes from enabling professionals to excel in their skills, take pride in their work, and feel valued for their contributions.

Beyond her business ventures, Belai actively supports the Milwaukie Museum and engages with local industry associations and trade unions. Her work strengthens the architecture, engineering, and construction community while preserving the cultural significance of skilled labor and supporting initiatives that highlight construction professionals鈥� vital contributions.