National Offsite Construction Summit and Expo in Denver, CO, September 18, 2025

The 2025 National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo Speakers

Representatives and potential end-users will gather in Denver, CO, Wednesday, September 18, 2025, for a full day of presentations from some of the brightest minds and rising stars in the offsite construction industry.

Expert Speakers from Across the Industry

Don't miss the next opportunity to learn from—and network with—hundreds of regional offsite industry professionals including our group of featured speakers. All of our featured speakers bring years of offsite construction experience and knowledge from all corners of the industry. And since our speakers also exhibit at the event, attendees will have ample opportunity to connect with these industry leaders.

Call for Presentations

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2025 National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo in Denver, CO, on September 18, 2025

National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo Speakers

Don't miss your next chance to see some of the most impactful offsite construction speakers from around the country. Our 2025 speaker line-up, which features company leaders, government officials, and design professionals from across the offsite spectrum, will address a variety of topics critical to the future of offsite, modular, and prefab construction in Colorado and across the United States.

Interested in speaking at the 2025 National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo? Let us know!

Our 2025 Speakers Include

Dean Dalvit will be speaking at the National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo in Denver, CO, on September 18, 2025

Dean Dalvit, AIA, PE

Founding Principal

EVstudio

Christopher Herr

Design Director

Adam Berger Development, LLC

RJ Mahadev

Co-Founder & CEO

RaaP Builders

Andrew Kerschner

National Multifamily Industry Specialist

The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Jon Moon

Business Development

Nashua Builders

Tom Murphy

Tax Strategist

Tangible Property Tax Methods

Otis Odell

National Housing Leader

HED

Daniel Small

Founder & CEO

Da Vinci Consulting

Kan Valgardson will be speaking at the National Offsite Construction Summit & Expo in Denver, CO, on September 18, 2025

Kam Valgardson

President

Irontown Modular

Plus More to be Announced Soon!

2025 Presentations

From Jobsite to Factory: Unlocking Modular’s Full Potential with Manufacturing Excellence

Daniel Small, Founder & CEO, Da Vinci Consulting

The best modular building factories DON’T operate like traditional construction sites. Instead, they put in place key efficiencies that drive higher throughput, lower construction and other costs, and produce consistently higher quality. In this session, Daniel Small, founder and CEO of Da Vinci Consulting, will give modular manufacturers and their customers tools to completely shift mindsets and operations, apply lean principles, implement continuous improvement, and foster industrialized production strategies to maximize the modular building process. Attendees will walk away with practical, real-world strategies that they can be implemented immediately, without requiring massive investments in automation or software.

Reversible Design (TM): Maximizing Value with Modular Building Strategies

Dean Dalvit, AIA, PE, Founding Principal, EVstudio
Tom Murphy, Tax Strategist, Tangible Property Tax Methods

Discover how Reversible Design (TM) using modular construction transforms the development landscape by unlocking powerful financial, risk, and sustainability benefits. This presentation explores how modular buildings designed for disassembly and reuse create real-world advantages for owners, developers, and communities. Attendees will learn how to: capture significant tax benefits through accelerated depreciation using cost segregation; mitigate development risk with flexible, Reversible Buildings (TM) and alternative exit strategies; reduce construction risk with factory-built quality, shortened schedules, and controlled environments; and advance sustainability goals with permanently embodied carbon and fully recyclable modular building components. Whether you're looking to reduce risk, increase returns, or build for a circular economy, this session will provide actionable insights into the future of adaptive, resilient development.

Accessory Dwelling Units: The Silver Bullet of the Housing Crisis

Kam Valgardson, President, Irontown Modular

Today, we are facing the most severe housing shortages we’ve ever seen. Supply chain issues, labor shortages, and land constraints are all working against providing safe and clean housing. While the solutions to this problem are as varied and complicated as the problem itself, accessory dwelling units—or ADUs—are rapidly becoming a solution of choice by local and state governments, builders, and developers in an increasingly informed marketplace. Add in factory-built, high-quality construction to the mix, and you’ve got a recipe for much needed relief in this ever-present problem. Join Kam Valgardson from Irontown Modular as he explores the world of ADUs.

Rooms as a Product: Driving Construction Speed, Savings & Certainty

Christopher Herr, Design Director, Adam Berger Development
Otis Odell, National Housing Leader, HED
Andrew Kerschner, National Multifamily Industry Specialist, The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company
Jon Moon, Business Development, Nashua Builders
RJ Mahadev, CEO, RaaP Builders, Inc.

Design prototypes optimized for modular fabrication can help developers overcome perceived risks and higher costs of offsite construction. These assemblies are optimized for construction offsite—including standardized and documented MEP and structural connections—and enable time and cost savings across design, fabrication, and construction.

Join RaaP Builders CEO RJ Mahadev and this expert industry panel for an interactive, case-based panel discussion geared for developers, architects, and GCs about the successes and lessons learned from implementing a “Rooms as a Product” approach.

How to Implement a Modular Construction Project

Q&A with a Panel of Industry Experts

Implementing modular construction involves several key steps and considerations, such as site preparation, module fabrication, transportation, and assembly onsite. The payoff? Benefits like reduced construction time, reduced waste, cost savings, improved quality control, and safer environments for workers are all inherent to modular construction. Join this distinguished panel of industry experts including an architect, modular manufacturer, general contractor, and end-user as they “pull back the curtain” on how to successfully implement a modular building project. Topics will include securing financing, early engagement of design professionals, how modules are built and installed, relevant building codes, and more.