BSA LifeStructures has appointed a new chair and filled two vacant seats on its nine-person board of directors. David Liberatore will take over as chair, joining new members Melanie Harris and Chase Miller.
A licensed architect, Liberatore brings over 35 years of design experience in the public and private sectors for education, healthcare and research. In this new role, he will ensure the board of directors operates with transparency and strong governance in developing strategic guidelines for the company.
Harris joined BSA in 2020, expanding the company’s presence in the Florida market. She quickly transitioned into the healing practice director role.
Miller joined the company in 2014 and was instrumental in developing and implementing PM7, the firm’s core project management process. He is an ACHA board-certified healthcare architect.
