BACnet® International - Board of Directors

Andy McMillan - President

Andy McMillan is president and CEO of Teletrol Systems Inc., a leading supplier of BACnet-based, IT-friendly building automation solutions. Andy’s background includes extensive open systems industry development and marketing experience as well as strong technical knowledge in distributed automation and information management systems. Andy has been a featured speaker on open systems and automation-IT integration at conferences in North America, Europe, Japan and Australia. Andy has co-authored a book on open systems networking and has been awarded nearly a dozen patents relating to sensors, automation and software. He has MBA and BSEE degrees from the University of Michigan and is a member of ASHRAE, AEE, PRSM, and IEEE.

Raymond Rae is the Vice President of Delta Controls Inc., a full line manufacturer of native BACnet Direct Digital Control (DDC) systems for Building Automation Systems (BAS). Raymond co-founded the Delta Controls Group in 1980, which now has thousands of installations worldwide.

Raymond has enjoyed more than 35 years in the HVAC industry and has an extensive background, which includes; energy auditing, computerized building simulations, system commissioning, controls, engineering, product certifications, design and marketing. Raymond has been a member of ASHRAE since 1984.

H. Michael Newman is the Manager of Cornell University's Department of Utilities and Energy Management Computer Section and an ASHRAE Fellow. He served as Chairman of the ASHRAE BACnet Committee (SPC 135P and SSPC 135) from 1987 to 2000 and continues to contribute to the committee's work.

In 2005, he received the Society's Standards Achievement Award and is currently a member of the Standards Committee. He is Vice-Chairman of the U. S. Technical Advisory Group for ISO/TC 205, Building Environment Design, the committee responsible for BACnet's international standardization.

Todd Wilson is a Construction Project Representative at Michigan State University, and manages new construction and renovation on a variety of campus capital projects. As part of his current assignment, he also serves as the University's primary inspector for controls, and heads the committee to develop controls standards.

Prior to 2005, he served the University as a systems analyst and programmer in MSU's building automation office and helped manage its energy management system; A system with over 13,000,000 connected square feet of building space and 40,000 physical points. He received a BA in Philosophy from Michigan State in 1994.

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