46th Annual Concrete Paving Workshop

Peter Taylor is the Director of the National Concrete Pavement Technology Center, and a Research Professor in the Dept of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering at Iowa State University. He spends time helping agencies and contractors implement best practices in concrete pavement design, construction and maintenance. His research is focused on developing sustainable mixtures that are engineered to meet the requirements of the environment that will be used in, and developing test methods to prove that a mixture on site is going to survive. He is a Professional Engineer, registered in Illinois and active in a number of professional societies.

Anna Lannin began her career with the Nebraska Department of Aeronautics in 1995 as an entry-level engineer, focusing on upgrading the state's pavement management system and overseeing state grant projects. Over the years, she has witnessed and contributed to significant transformations, including the merger of Aeronautics with the Department of Roads to form the Nebraska Department of Transportation. As the Engineering Division Head, Anna now leads a dedicated team of engineers, airport inspectors, and airport service managers to enhance and sustain Nebraska's aviation system, ensuring safe and efficient operations across the state.

Gerard Moulzolf, P.G. is a Geologist and Principal Petrographer, as well as a Vice President of operations for American Engineering Testing, Inc. (AET). He is a graduate of the University of Minnesota – Duluth with a bachelor’s degree in Geology and holds professional licensure in the states of Minnesota, North Carolina, and Florida. He is currently President of the International Concrete Repair Institute and is a past president of the former Iowa-Minnesota Chapter of ACI and the ACI-affiliated Minnesota Concrete Council. Gerard is a former director of ASTM C09 - Concrete and Aggregates and former secretary of C9.20 normal weight aggregates. His experience of over 33 years includes petrographic work in at least 12,000 concrete projects throughout the United States and numerous foreign countries.

Sarah Dalton is the Senior Director of Engineering and Construction at the American Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA), where she focuses on providing technical expertise and education in pavement design, specifications, and construction, with a primary goal of improving quality. Prior to her national role, Sarah dedicated five years to the Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of ACPA. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, a graduate certificate in Pavement Engineering from the University of Illinois and is A registered professional engineer. Sarah began her career as a Quality Manager for a concrete paving contractor, bringing valuable field experience to her current position.