November 10, 2026 - The Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) is excited to announce the nominees for the upcoming Board of Directors election. We are pleased to introduce you to these exceptional candidates who are dedicated to steering the direction of the Association and shaping the future of the construction industry. Through a member voting process, three will be selected and installed during the 141st CAM Annual Meeting on February 10, 2027. Board members serve a three-year term.
Voting will be conducted online, with one contact from each member firm receiving one ballot via email on November 9, 2026. The deadline to vote is December 10, 2026. Participation in this important process will help determine the direction of CAM and its continued commitment to the construction community. If you have any questions about the ballot process, please email us at cam@buildwithcam.com.
Let's get to know the candidates:
Nominees
Richard M. Adamo, Adamo Group Inc.
Richard Adamo is President of Adamo Group Inc., a Detroit-based demolition and environmental remediation contractor. He began working for the company in 1987 while attending school. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from Michigan State University, he joined full time, gaining experience in project coordination, estimating, project management, and operations before becoming President in 2002.
Richard participates in the Construction Association of Michigan, Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association, National Demolition Association, and John R. and Seven Mile Road Business Development Group. He is also active at St. Lawrence Catholic Church and with the Knights of Columbus and Legatus.
A lifelong Michigander, Richard lives in Shelby Township with his wife, Sandra. They have five children. He enjoys family time, golfing, hunting, boating, fishing, and Michigan winters, and has volunteered as a youth football, baseball, and basketball coach.
Nicholas A. Kuelske, Turner Construction Company
Nick Kuelske oversees procurement across Turner Construction Company’s Michigan offices, leading bidding opportunities and connecting qualified subcontractors with projects. He builds trade partner relationships and supports Turner’s Supplier Diversity Program, expanding opportunities for underutilized subcontractors.
Based in Detroit, Nick has been with Turner for 16 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Michigan State University and serves on MSU’s Construction Management Industry Advisory Board. He also chairs the Construction Association of Michigan’s annual Building Connections networking event, which supports Scouting America, and serves on CAM’s Sporting Clays Committee.
Nick and his wife, Alexi, have three young daughters. Outside of work, he enjoys hunting, outdoor activities, family travel, and coaching his daughter’s hockey team. A proud Spartan, he stays busy with his children’s activities and the family’s enthusiastic approach to decorating their home for nearly every holiday.
Joseph E. Maiuri, Shores Tile Company, Inc.
Joseph Maiuri is President of Shores Tile Company, a family-owned Roseville tile contractor founded by his father, Tony, in 1966. After college, Joseph worked in tile distribution before returning to Michigan in 1997. He gained extensive field experience, became an estimator in 2012, joined ownership in 2016, and became sole owner and President in 2022. He remains hands-on, working alongside journeymen and apprentices.
Joseph studied marketing at Bob Jones University. He has served on the Michigan Tile, Marble & Terrazzo Contractors Association’s Board of Directors since 2017 and has participated in collective bargaining discussions involving BAC Local 2.
Joseph and his wife, Tonya, have four children and attend Shelby Bible Church. His church leadership includes service on the Board of Deacons, Finance Committee, and Building Committee. He enjoys family time, local sports, home projects, and golf.
Donald J. McCoy, Oakland Metal Sales, Inc.
Don McCoy is President of Oakland Metal Sales, a family-owned distributor of copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, and pre-finished metal products in Auburn Hills. Since joining more than 25 years ago, he has progressed from entry-level positions to leading the company, continuing a family business established in 1984.
Don earned a marketing degree from Oakland University and a J.D. from DePaul University College of Law. A licensed attorney, he is active in SMACNA, the Copper & Brass Supply Chain Association, National Roofing Contractors Association, and Metal Construction Association. He has participated in numerous Construction Association of Michigan events and served on CAM’s Government Affairs Committee.
Don enjoys the outdoors, Detroit sports, and membership at Hunters Creek Club. He and his wife, Kate, have three children. His favorite activities include spending time with his sons on the baseball field and attending his daughter’s dance competitions.
Vince S. Richards, Ferndale Electric Company, Inc.
Vince Richards is President and Partner of Ferndale Electric Company, a Michigan electrical contractor and systems integrator. His 17 years of industry experience began as a nonunion apprentice before advancing to foreman and executive leadership.
At DeHondt Electric, Vince helped grow annual revenue from approximately $300,000 to $3 million by 2019. He then joined Ferndale Electric as Service Director, progressing through operations leadership to his current role.
Vince serves on the Labor Management Cooperation Committee for Southeastern Michigan NECA and IBEW Local 58, the Michigan Society for Healthcare Engineering’s Board of Directors, and the American Heart Association’s Hard Hats with Heart initiative. He advocates for developing future leaders, labor-management collaboration, and investing in people.
Vince and his wife, Samantha, have a daughter, Maryse. He enjoys exercising, golfing, reading, and cigars. He is a Detroit Athletic Club member and has served as a guest speaker before Christian congregations.
Ian A. Switalski, Universal Piping Industries (UPI)
Ian Switalski is Chief Operating Officer of Universal Piping Industries, a mechanical contractor specializing in industrial piping and modular mechanical solutions. He brings 30 years of construction experience spanning engineering, project management, business operations, and executive leadership.
Before joining UPI in April 2026, Ian held leadership positions at Limbach Company, most recently as Senior Vice President and Branch Manager of its Michigan operations. His career emphasizes strong teams, lasting customer relationships, successful projects, and skilled-trades development.
Ian holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Lawrence Technological University. He previously served on the SMACNA Industry Promotion Fund Board and as a trustee for the Sheet Metal Workers Local 80 Health and Supplemental Funds. He is also an Eagle Scout.
Ian and his wife, Amy, have three teenage children. He enjoys camping, snowmobiling, dirt biking, and automobiles, and belongs to the Michigan Cycle Conservation Club.