Michael Chow joins editorial advisory board
Chow joins Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s editorial advisory board.
Consulting-Specifying Engineer is pleased to welcome Michael Chow, PE, LEED AP BD+C, to the Editorial Advisory Board. He is the owner/founder of Metro CD Engineering LLC based in Dublin, Ohio, and is a licensed PE in 18 states. He is an accomplished professional engineer and entrepreneur. He received a BSEE from Ohio Northern University in 1992. Chow serves on the ONU College of Engineering Advisory Board. He is an officer in the U.S. Green Building Council Central Ohio Chapter. In 2009, Chow received the Consulting-Specifying Engineer and Columbus Business First newspaper 40 Under 40 awards.
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