The Greenville Tech Foundation is a non-profit governed by a board of directors comprised of recognized leaders in business, industry, and the professions. New officers have been announced for the organization. 

Will Huss of Trehel Corporation is chairman, Stacy Brandon of Bank of America is vice chair, Michael Cinquemani of Master Power Transmission is treasurer, Brian Rogers of Pinnacle Financial Partners is secretary, and Sam Erwin of IBERIAbank is immediate past chair.

Huss is the second president and CEO of Trehel Corporation, a post he has held since 2007. Under his leadership, Trehel has transformed into one of the most distinguished and diversified general contractors in the Southeast.

Brandon is Bank of America’s Upstate South Carolina market president and a senior relationship manager in the Global Commercial Bank. As the bank’s leader in the Upstate, she helps to meet the financial needs of individuals, families and businesses by connecting them to the right resources within Bank of America.

Owner, CEO, and president of Master Power Transmission since 2010, Cinquemani has built the company’s reputation for producing high-quality, durable gear reducers that offer torque, performance, and reliability.

Rogers has spent the vast majority of his career in commercial banking, first at Bank of America and then at Wells Fargo.  He joined Pinnacle Financial Partners in Greenville in 2018, where he is continuing his role as a commercial business development officer.  

New members were added to the board serving three-year terms from 2019 to 2022. David Sudduth is employed with Prisma Health as vice president & chief operating officer of the Health Sciences Center (HSC).

Chad Cousins is the chief operating officer and a principal of McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture. Since 2012, Cousins has directed McMillan Pazdan Smith’s strategic