MAPP LLC

Bradley Tassin serves as the Executive Vice President for MAPP. He is well-versed in the commercial construction industry having served in many roles during his 17 years at MAPP including preconstruction, project management, quality control, safety, accounting, and business unit leadership. He has experience with a variety of projects including office, industrial, healthcare, retail, interiors, banking, restaurant, entertainment, laboratories, and petrochemical facilities.

A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Bradley received both his Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Master of Business Administration degrees from LSU’s E.J. Ourso College of Business. He is also a United States Green Building Council LEED Accredited Professional. Bradley currently serves on MAPP's leadership committee and is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Dallas-Ft. Worth Chapter, TEXO, and the Board of Advisors for the Dallas Regional Chamber.

Bradley and his wife Gaby have two children and reside in Frisco, Texas. In his spare time, Bradley enjoys traveling with his family, reading, playing golf and tennis, and getting in a few minutes of exercise. He is a dog lover, a fierce competitor, a family man, a workaholic, and a history buff.

Brant joined MAPP in 2006 and has held various roles within the accounting department during that time, most recently serving as Controller. He is responsible for overseeing all accounting functionalities and financial reporting to ensure the health of the organization. Brant is a graduate from Louisiana State University, earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. He is an active member of the Construction Financial Management Association. He resides in Baton Rouge with his wife Casey.

Candace Berry, Vice President, Dallas Interiors Leader, started in construction 10 years ago in marketing and business development. With her strong experience in marketing, she has done several corporate rebrands and has and thrives in creation of strategic best practices for the business. She is responsible for a variety of business development functions and the overall direction of the Interiors business unit.

She grew up in Rockwall, Texas and went to school for nursing at Collin College. She has two son’s that are 19 and 21 and was recently married. Candace has a giving heart and has served on many boards in and out of the AEC industry. A few of her favorites are 4word, Shoot for a heart, 22Kill/one tribe, and Make a wish foundation.

As Executive Vice President, Corbett believes his greatest professional mission is to serve the dedicated employees of MAPP in executing the strategic plan while creating an unequaled company culture.

With over 27 years of construction experience, he strives to be a servant leader in support of every level of the organization and all facets of the business, including estimating, scheduling, project and field management, risk management, marketing, and business development.

Corbett has extensive experience in negotiating and executing significant, complex construction projects totaling more than $7billion for a variety of clients, including numerous Fortune 100 firms. However, his favorite projects are those that serve the community, such as the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC), Grapevine GRACE’s food pantry and clothing center, and the new headquarters for Southwest Transplant Alliance.

Corbett’s passion is serving at-risk children and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. He served multiple terms on the Board of Trustees for the DCAC and currently serves on the organization’s Advisory Council. He was recently named to the national Board of Directors for the One Heart Project, which provides at-risk and incarcerated youth a second chance. His grandfather, a WWII veteran, remains an inspiration and drives his passion for organizations such as 22Kill, The Seal Legacy Foundation, and programs like Veteran’s Transition Initiatives that focuses on employment opportunities for veterans.

In 2002, the Engineering News-Record recognized Corbett with the prestigious Newsmaker of the Year Award, and in 2007 he graduated from Leadership Dallas, a program of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and is a member of the Dallas Assembly.

Corbett holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station and an MBA from Houston Baptist University. He also completed post-graduate studies at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.

Corbett lives in Grapevine, TX with his wife, Heather, two children, Brian and Grace and are members of Park Cities Presbyterian Church.

Mark is accomplished executive with more than 30 years of commercial construction experience, specializing in pre-construction services. His broad experience includes multiple projects in the office, financial, industrial, theater, retail, warehouse, institutional, restaurant, hospitality, medical and design-build sectors. Mark attended Louisiana State University, earning both a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction (1983) and a Bachelor of Architecture degree (1985). He is a registered architect (1993), American Institute of Architects member (1991) and earned the LEED Accredited Professional designation from the U.S. Green Building Council in 2008. He has also been a member of the St. Joseph’s Academy (Baton Rouge) Facility & Planning Committee since 2006.

Mike Polito is a Baton Rouge native and 1984 graduate of LSU with a B.S. degree in Construction. After college, he gained valuable experience with some of the country’s largest construction firms, including Beers Construction and McDevitt & Street. In 1991, Mike stepped out on his own to launch MAPP Construction, growing the company under his leadership from “a vision” to the third-largest commercial general contractor in Louisiana. In 1999, the Baton Rouge Business Report recognized Mike in its “40 Under 40” issue, and in 2001, the magazine named him Young Business Person of the Year. In 2004, he was honored with induction into the LSU School of Construction Hall of Fame.

Actively involved in numerous community and professional organizations, Mike has served on the Associated Builders & Contractors board and executive committees, and held the office of Vice President. He is a past chairman and executive committee member of the Baton Rouge Chamber. Mike is a national Associated General Contractors contracts committee member and former statewide board member, one of the originators of A6, and a founder and board member of Blueprint Louisiana. He is a past chairman of several Capital Area United Way efforts, including the Alexis De Tocqueville Society Campaign, the nine-parish-wide Annual Campaign and the Strategic Planning Committee. He is a founding member and board member of the LSU Construction Industry Advisory Council, serving as Secretary in 2002 and 2003, a board member of the Louisiana Flagship Coalition, and a former Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District board member. Active in the Young Presidents Organization since 1996, Mike also serves on the Woman's Hospital Board of Directors. Mike is on the board for the Baton Rouge Police Department Founding along with the board for Baton Rouge Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Foundation.

Tim Tench, MAPP’s Vice President & Business Unit Leader for Life Science started in construction over 20 years ago as a carpenter’s helper. Working his way up the ranks Tim has held a variety of positions: project engineer, superintendent, project manager, chief estimator, project director, and director of business operations. His experience includes all aspects of construction operations and lifecycle project management. Working in the Design/Build arena for the past decade, Tim has executed projects in a variety of markets: residential, retail, restaurant, general commercial, entertainment, industrial, chemical, petroleum, manufacturing, semiconductor, data center, cleanroom, laboratory, medical device, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, nutraceutical, consumer products, food processing, warehouse, logistics, education, and municipal. The knowledge gained during this breath of experiences allows him to provide clients with unique solutions that fit their needs while maintaining budget sensitivity. Driven by the passion to make the world a better place, Tim has most recently excelled in the life science sector, where the opportunity to create facilities to heal the sick or cure the previously incurable invigorates him with purpose.

Tim calls Dallas, Texas home, where he lives with his wife, Samantha, and their two children, Claire and T3. Together they enjoy traveling, sporting events, entertaining family and friends, and exploring the outdoors with Ruby, the family dog.

Tim went to undergraduate and graduate school at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration with focus on Marketing and a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Corporate Finance.

Notable Clients: Lonza, Johnson and Johnson, Allergan, AveXis, AstraZeneca, Freshpet, Frito-Lay, PepsiCo, Rustoleum, DSM, L3 Communications, Texas Instruments, St. Jude Medical, Medtronic, Fort Worth ISD, Lowes, Kohls, Whole Foods.

Daryl is an accomplished executive with more than 20 years of commercial construction experience, specializing in preconstruction services. His broad experience includes multiple projects in the office, financial, industrial, retail, warehouse, institutional, restaurant, hospitality, medical and design-build sectors. Daryl attended Louisiana State University, earning his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Construction (1997). Daryl currently serves as MAPP's Vice President of Preconstruction, coordinating and overseeing all estimating and preconstruction efforts. After working for MAPP many years ago as a Preconstruction Manager, Daryl decided to further his career by taking a position as VP, Senior Estimator at Lincoln Builders. MAPP is excited to have Daryl's talents back at MAPP and in a leadership capacity.

Chris has been a construction manager for over 26 years with experience in a variety of different types of construction in the Governmental and Private Sector. His experience is inclusive of both Design-Build and Design-Bid-Build and ranges from managing the foundation, super-structure, and exterior skin on the 26 story Harrah’s Poydras St. Hotel to a $62 million, 7 project contract with the United States Navy.In the municipal arena, Mr. Watermeier was project manager for the $20 million post-Katrina repairs to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Phases I, II and III while concurrently managing the storm damage repairs to Harrah’s Casino. The Convention Center repairs were funded by Federal Public Assistance funds. Some of the other projects of note that Mr. Watermeier has managed are:

Jazzland Theme Park in New Orleans East- $75 million

Junior Achievement Exchange City on Delgado Campus- $5 million

New Galley at NAS-JRB, Belle Chase $5 million

Hazardous Material Storage/Engine Repair Facility $7 million

La Pension Condominiums in the French Quarter- $6 million

Chris also did a stint as a construction manager overseeing construction projects for private non-profit organizations receiving disaster relief from federal grants. Some of the notable projects worked on in this capacity are:

Torah Academy -$3 million

LASPCA Phase 2 -$14 million

Pontchartrain Housing -$8mil

St. Joseph Abbey Floor Damage Repairs- $6mil

A native of New Orleans, Chris attended Jesuit High School and then received his Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Louisiana State University. Chris currently resides in River Ridge with his wife, Chenae and two children, Alex 20 and Sara 17.

Clark has been in commercial construction operations for almost 20 years. His experience ranges from municipal and K-12 education in Texas to national program restaurant, retail and entertainment and includes multiple project delivery methods including Design Build, Cost Plus, Stipulated Sum, GMAX, Construction Manager at Risk and Construction Manager Agent. Clark also serves as a local DFW school board trustee which allows him to participate in the education of other school board members and administrators throughout Texas on the CMAR, Competitive Sealed Bid and overall construction process for public education. His true passion is developing people and creating teams for long term relationships and success.

Clark resides in Anna, Texas with his wife, Missy, and their five children, C.J., Mark, Peyton, Mackenzie and Ashton.

Clark played football and received his Bachelor of Science degree from Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas and his Master of Education Degree from Baylor University in Waco, Texas where also served as graduate assistant coach.

Clark also practices Brazilian Jiu Jitsu where he holds the rank of black belt, is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach, and enjoys serving as a board member for non-profit organizations in his community.

Lexie Polito, a seasoned communications professional, serves as MAPP’s Vice President of Marketing. Polito is responsible for a variety of marketing functions including networking with various businesses to learn about upcoming projects, building long-lasting relationships with clients and creating brand awareness. Throughout the past 13 years, Polito has assisted MAPP in realizing its market potential with national and local companies, as well as developers in the Southeast. She presently serves on MAPP’s Leadership Team.

A native of Ruston, La, Polito attended Louisiana State University where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication in 2004. In 2008, Polito served as Committee Chair of the Good Growth Awards Banquet and served on the committee again in 2009. Polito served on the Woman’s Hospital Circle of Friends Committee benefitting the Community Care Fund at Woman’s Hospital in 2007, 2008 and 2010. She has participated in Fur Ball benefitting Companion Animal Alliance and Best Dressed Baton Rouge benefitting American Cancer Society.

Polito is an active member of the Southeast Louisiana Chapter of the Society of Marketing Professional Services, a dynamic network of marketing and business development professionals from architectural, engineering, planning, interior design, construction and specialty consulting firms. She is also a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers, as association dedicated to advancing the shopping center industry.

Beau Wolfe serves a number of roles at MAPP including Project and Client Development in support of MAPP’s offices in both Texas and Louisiana. Beau has over 17 years of commercial and industrial construction experience working on a variety of projects including the Petrochemical, Healthcare, Corporate Office, Restaurant, Hospitality and Higher Education Facilities. Beau assists MAPP’s Corporate Safety Manager with review of industry best practices and implementation of MAPP’s Corporate Safety Policies on all project sites. MAPP is proud to have a dedicated individual such as Beau serving on its leadership committee.

A native of Baton Rouge, Beau received his Bachelor of Science in Marketing (’99) from Louisiana Tech University and later received his Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS) from Louisiana State University’s School of Continuing Education (’12). Beau is involved in the Baton Rouge and New Orleans communities as a member of the Forekids Foundation and the annual Battle Against Autism event held in Baton Rouge.

Beau and his wife Emily have two children and reside in Baton Rouge.

McKinley Bailey serves as MAPP’s Corporate Safety Director. McKinley has a proven executive management track record with over 17 years of experience working in construction, manufacturing, and chemical settings. He is certified by the National Center for Construction Education and Business (NCCER/CSST) as well as a NCCER/CSST instructor, CPR First Aid/AED Instructor, MSHA Certified (Part 48), and certified OSHA 30, 510 and 500. Internally, McKinley counsels our Senior Leadership Team on key safety policies and compliance issues, and serves as a strategic partner to our Project Manager's and Superintendent's ensuring all safety functions are aligned with operational needs.

McKinley has lived in Louisiana all of his life where he enjoys spending time with his wife and kids. His hobbies include mud riding and hunting. He is also an active member of Healing Place Church and an active volunteer and mentor member of a nonprofit organization, “Empower 225”, where he serves as a mentor for underprivileged children.

McKinley and his wife Jessica have three children and reside in Gonzales, Louisiana.

Rhonda joined MAPP in 2006 and has held various roles at MAPP, starting as a receptionist, working her way up to Director of Human Resources and now serves as a Vice President for MAPP. She is responsible for overseeing all things related to MAPP employees such as payroll, onboarding, benefits, training, recruiting, and human resources.

Rhonda received her Professional Human Resource (PHR) certification in 2013. She is an active member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). She resides in Clinton, Louisiana with her husband, Leon, son, Hunter and dog, Rocket.