Thad Goodman currently covers the Great Lakes and Midwest for the panels division of Serious Energy, manufacturer of the acoustical drywall panel QuietRock. He has professional experience as a drywall installer and finisher; has managed a joint compound manufacturing plant for Magnum in Tampa, FL; and has worked for Georgia-Pacific Gypsum in field sales and as a district manager and an architectural consultant. He is an active member of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), currently holding the office of the Great Lakes Region President. He also holds a national position as the Chairman of the Institute Academic Programs Committee for CSI.
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