Team Member

Rob Reaugh, IPI, MDR

President, Partnering Facilitator

Rob Reaugh is a professional facilitator, mediator, trainer and keynote speaker in the field of construction conflict prevention and resolution.  He joined OrgMetrics team in 2012, has facilitated more than 100 sessions, and has worked as a professional mediator since 2007. From 2011 – 2016, Rob served as the first, full time Executive Director for International Partnering Institute, the industry’s only non-profit organization focused on developing and aggregating research and educating the industry on the value and best practices in Structured Collaborative Partnering.  As the E.D., he launched seven committees, grew the Awards program into an internationally recognized Award, edited Partnering Magazine, and presented on Collaborative Partnering to construction Associations worldwide including the DBIA Conference and Expo, the Institute for Lean Construction Excellence (ILCE) in India, AGC California, ACI Annual conference in Ft. Lauderdale and IMAQ in Montreal Quebec.  Rob also helped develop the specifications for the City and County of San Francisco Partnering Program and has trained more than 300 San Francisco-based construction employees.  He continues to volunteer for IPI and serves on the Board of Directors.

FUN QUESTIONS:

What do you do when you are not at work?

I love to play beach volleyball and give back to the sport through coaching both indoor and beach volleyball. I also play music with a band and have fun with that.

Why did you choose to join the OrgMetrics Team?

Our work is to build high performing teams in an essential industry to the world economy. In short, the work is challenging, complex and it aligns with my passion for team-building and conflict resolution.

Who or what inspires you?

Effective peacemakers, passionate teachers, and creative teams. The leaders and writers I have learned the most from are Nelson Mandela, John Wooden, and Jimmy Carter.

What gives you the most satisfaction in your work?

Resolving issues and assisting teams with getting stakeholders and end-users integrated into the group. I love the burst of energy and activity that follows when a team resolves a challenging technical issue – it’s incredibly rewarding to help foster that environment.