New Steel Construction Leaders Named to SEAA’s 2025 Board of Directors

Left to right: Jon Mosebach - L.R. Willson & Sons, Inc., Carrie Gulajan - Construction Insurance Agency, Inc., Austin Reiner - Derr & Gruenewald Construction LLC, Mike Mulsow - FM Steel Construction LLC, Tanner Myers - Cumberland Steel Company, LLC, Joel Hall - Porter Steel, Inc. (Missing: Jason McElrath, MP Specialty Insurance)

The Steel Erectors Association of America (SEAA) has announced new appointments to its Board of Directors, welcoming a mix of returning leaders and fresh voices from across the steel erection industry.

Returning to the board are Carrie Gulajan of Construction Insurance Agency, Inc. and Jason McElrath of MP Specialty Insurance. Gulajan, a longtime SEAA member and past board member, has been actively involved with the association for more than 15 years. McElrath joined the board in 2021. Both bring deep experience in contractor-focused insurance and continue to support the association’s mission.

Newly elected are Joel Hall of Porter Steel, Inc., Jon Mosebach of L.R. Willson & Sons, Inc., Mike Mulsow of FM Steel Construction, LLC, and Tanner Myers of Cumberland Steel Company, LLC. “Their companies represent a wide range of steel erection and fabrication work, and each brings field-tested perspective to the table, ranging from operations and workforce training to safety management and project coordination,” said R. Pete Gum, SEAA’s Executive Director.

Terms for new and returning board members begin July 31, 2025.

In addition to these appointments, SEAA also announces the resignation of Richard Bostick, a valued board member. To complete the remainder of Bostick’s term, the Board has appointed Austin Reiner, Derr & Gruenwald Construction, who brings fresh energy and a forward-looking mindset to SEAA’s leadership.

The Board of Directors plays a key role in shaping the association’s direction, overseeing initiatives that promote safety, training, and workforce advancement in steel erection.

“The new and returning directors reflect the values at the heart of SEAA’s mission; industry leadership, a commitment to safety, and a focus on developing skilled ironworkers,” said Jack Nix, the association’s current President. “Their perspective will help us strengthen our training programs, support our members, and continue raising the bar for quality and safety in steel erection,” he continued.