Meet the ASHI Officers for 2002

by Edited by ASHI Staff January 1, 2002

Mike Casey, President
Michael Casey & Associates
Haymarket, Va.

“I am flattered the Membership thought me worthy to be the President of ASHI. I look forward to serving ASHI over the next year. 

One of my goals is to help ASHI and the Membership become more visible in the entire real estate industry. We are working to increase relationships with code authoring, home building and real estate sales professional associations.”

• ASHI Member since 1986
• ASHI Secretary, 1999; ASHI Vice President, 2000; ASHI President Elect, 2001
• Assisted with Role Delineation Study and Exam Curriculum, 1999
• Speaker of the Council of Representatives ASHI, 1997-1998; Representative 1994-98
• President of the California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA), 1994-95
• Served on State Board-CREIA, 1992-93, 1995
• Director, National Council for Whirlpool Bath Health & Safety, 1992-95
• President of the San Diego Chapter of California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA)/American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), 1991-92
• Chaired the following San Diego Chapter of CREIA/ASHI Committees: Peer Review 1989-1990; Membership, 1988-90; Standards of Practice updating, 1992-95, 1999, and Public Relations, 1988-91
• Served on ASHI officer nominating committee 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997
• Participated in the formation of the San Diego Chapters of CREIA & ASHI
• Received CREIA/ASHI “Chapter President’s Award,” 1990; State “Inspector of the Year” Award, 1991, 1992, 1995; CREIA State “John Daly Award of Merit,” 1994; and ASHI “Philip C. Monahon Award,” 1996

Rich Matzen, President Elect
Home Buyers Inspections
Seattle, Wa.

“I’m excited to be part of a very dynamic group of leaders and a dynamic profession. 

ASHI has risen to pre-eminence in the profession, yet changes in the National and State legislative arenas will place ASHI in the center of many more changes.

I’m pleased to be a part of a Society that will lead the profession in the next years.”

• ASHI Member since April 1988
• Founding Member, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President and President of the Northwest Chapter
• Chaired ASHI Education Committee, 1993-94; and Complaints Against Candidates, 1999.
• Served as ASHI Director At Large, 1993-95; and Director, 1995-98
• Participated in COR-BOD Task Force, 1998
• Served on the following ASHI Committees: By-Laws, 1998-2000; Legislative, 1998-2000; Conference Planning, 2000; Finance, 2000-01
• ASHI Secretary, 2000
• Participated in ASHI’s strategic planning group, 2000
• Co-chaired Conference Planning Committee, 2001
• Served as Board Liaison for Standards of Practice Committee and Committee on Complaints and Professional Practices, 2001
• ASHI Vice President, 2001
• Received Northwest Chapter Member of the Year Award and ASHI Philip C. Monahon Award

Steven Gladstone, Vice President
StoneHollow, Inc.
Stamford, Conn.

“I am excited to be working with this new ASHI team. We are in the midst of an interesting time, both for the world and for ASHI. While the economy has been wobbling, I think lots of the projects we’ve been working on will come into reality in the next three years, and we will see all this hard work, and hours of dedication to the Society turn into meaningful programs and benefits for our Membership. I’m proud to be the 2002 Vice President and will do my best to help the team stay the course.”

• ASHI Member since 1986
• Southern New England Chapter (SNEC) Director, 1991; Vice President 1992-93, President 1994-95; and adviser to the Chapter Board
• Served on Legal, Legislative, Public Relations and the Peer Review Committees for SNEC. Chaired Public Relations Committee, 1989-92, and edited SNEC News & Site Lines for 6 years
• Organized Coastal Connecticut Chapter, 1999; served as President and edited newsletter
• ASHI Treasurer, 1999-01
• ASHI Secretary, 1998-99
• ASHI Board Member, 1996-01
• Chaired ASHI Finance Committee and Membership committee
• Served on ASHI Conference, Nominating, Public Relations, Membership, Member Complaints and Strategic Planning Committees
• Edited ASHI Technical Journal, brochures, and co-wrote the policy for logo use, while serving on the task force for logo use
• Served as Complaints Committee Board Liaison, 1996, and Committee for Complaints Against Candidates, 1995-96
• Council of Representatives, 1995

Don Norman, Treasurer
HouseMaster Inspection Service
St. Louis, Mo.

“As we move toward a more legislated environment around the country, ASHI needs to determine how we can best serve regulated members while maintaining the level of service our unregulated members have come to expect. 

Membership should continue to grow as non-ASHI inspectors in regulated states realize the best way to separate themselves from “the other guys” is to attain ASHI membership.”

• ASHI Member since 1991
• St. Louis Chapter President, 1995-96; Vice President, 1994; Secretary, 1992; Treasurer, 1991; and Chapter Education Committee Chair, 1993-94
• Council of Representatives, 1997-98
• Served on ASHI Board of Directors
• Served as Charter Director for Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors (EBPHI) 
• Chaired ASHI Membership Ccommittee, 1999-2000, and Education Committee, 1997-98
• Participated in the “Body of Knowledge” study that was used in creating the National Home Inspectors Exam (NHIE)
• Participated in creating and writing ASHI’s “Home Inspectors Curriculum”
• Alternate to the Board of Directors, 1998
• Participated in Strategic Planning
• Served on Nominating Committee for the election of ASHI Officers for 1999
• Participated in the interviewing and training of full-time verifiers for ASHI’s report verification program

Joseph Corsetto , Secretary
Shelterworks, Inc.
Dover, N.J.

“Working with our Membership has been fulfilling. I’ve been fortunate to hold leadership positions that allowed me to work with talented people and to merge divergent opinions into good policy. I’m committed to assuring the high standards that are trademark of an ASHI inspection. In times of legislative and regulatory pressure, I believe a large group as diversified as ours is can best be productive by projecting a strong, unified front. Past significant accomplishments were only possible through consensus-building and broad participation.”

• ASHI Member since 1986
• Garden State Chapter President, 1994-96 and Vice President, 1995-96
• Council of Representatives, 1995-96
• Chaired Chapter Nominating Committee,  1997 and Legislative Committee, 1989-2001
• Board of Directors Chapter Representative, 1989-95
• Served on ASHI Officer Nominating Committee, 1995
• Chaired ASHI Chapter Relations Committee, 1996-97; Legislative Committee, 1996-2000
• Chaired ASHI/CAHI* Task Force, 1996 (*Canadian Association of Home Inspectors)
• Served on the ASHI Board of Directors 1997-99
• Co-chaired ASHI Legislative Committee (Federal issues), 2001
• Participated in Strategic Planning, leadership training workshop and legislative workshop
• Spoke and moderated at Chapter Leadership Day and National Education Conference
• Participated in one of the first role delineation studies for the EBPHI in North Carolina
• Received ASHI’s National President’s Award, 1996, and ASHI’s Ironman Award, 2000


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