Mr. DuBose has provided mold and moisture-related building forensics and solutions for buildings to owners, contractors, and developers worldwide. The firm has project experience in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Europe. • Co-author of a Monograph Series Educational Manual for NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards) on Moisture and Mold Prevention • Co-author of three manuals on moisture-related indoor air quality (IAQ) problems and building commissioning, plus over 15 technical articles and seminars • Lecturer on building performance problems at the University of Florida, Clemson University, and Valencia Community College (Orlando, FL) • Past voting member of ASHRAE’s committee on building envelope performance • Co-inventor of a hybrid fan coil unit (patent pending) that improves occupant comfort, increases energy efficiency, and substantially decreases initial construction cost over current available equipment. Installed in over 10,000 rooms in the Central Florida area and in 400 rooms in Hawaii. • Technical advisor to the Atlanta Committee for the 1996 Olympic Games (ACOG) to assist in the commissioning of the Olympic Village facilities • Lecturer in over 20 Lorman and PESI Seminars • Guest lecturer at half-day seminars conducted by the Trane Company on building problems and solutions • Lecturer for multiple University of Florida TREEO educational and training seminars • Lecturer on half- and full-day seminars on IAQ problems and building failures at Valencia Community College (Orlando, FL) • Co-presenter at CEU-accredited seminars for AIA in South Florida • Co-presenter (with J. David Odom) of “Solving IAQ Problems in Hot, Humid Climates” - a one-day seminar prepared for and given in conjunction with the University of Florida TREEO Center and Clemson UniversitySpecialties: Moisture intrusion investigation, HVAC system performance, building envelope/rainwater assessment, litigation support and moisture assessments