Decarbonization Through BIM-Based Solutions with Michael Gustafson

Michael Gustafson is a seasoned business strategist in the #AECtech sector with a focus on #structuralengineering and #fabrication. He practiced as a structural engineer at Ellerbe Becket , holds an MS in Civil Engineering, an MBA from Michael J. Coles College of Business and is a Professional Engineer from California. He is also certified in AI for Business Managers from #MIT.

Michael Gustafson is an Innovative business strategist with a demonstrated history of impactful change in the #architecture, #engineering and #construction sector.

Customer-centric professional skilled in Strategic Planning, Sales, Marketing, Product Management, Go-to-Market Strategy and Strategic Partnerships. Michael has deep industry and technology expertise in Structural Engineering, Building Information Modeling and AI/Generative Design.

Proven leader that inspires others to create success. Passionate about reducing the #carbonfootprint of our #builtenvironment to address #climatechange.

Show Highlight

• Reducing embodied carbon in construction for mitigating climate change and achieving sustainability goals.
• The potential of AI in concrete and steel optimization to analyze vast datasets.
• Commercializing cost-carbon analysis for steel connections.
• Interactive design optimization to minimize waste in steel connections while maintaining necessary standardization for ease of construction.
• Sublime Systems and Carbon Cure innovations in concrete space.
• Highlights Nucor’s efforts in using nuclear energy for steel production.
• Expresses concern about embodied carbon in global construction.
• The industries need international cooperation in reducing embodied carbon.

Show Resource and Information

• LinkedIn
• Watch An Inconvenient Truth
• Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth
• Not The End Of The World
• Our World in Data
• Hannah Ritchie | Speaker
• Qnect

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