2025 AIA Kansas City Big BIM BBQ
June 12 @ 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm PDT
Join us for our first Kansas City Big BIM BBQ! Stop by the AIA Kansas City office for a discussion with Autodesk’s Scott Davis and Brenda Colin on what’s new in Revit, plus the latest in Autodesk Construction Cloud and technology for architecture and design. There will also be time for Q&A, so come ready with your questions!
What to Expect:
- Delicious BBQ from a local favorite
- Networking opportunities with AEC professionals
- Industry insights from Autodesk experts
- Q &A session – Come with your questions
- A celebration & fun as we toast to 25 years of Revit!
Who should attend? This event is a great fit for professionals working in Architecture, Engineering, or Construction in or near the Kansas City, MO area.
About the Presenters
Scott D. Davis, Senior AEC Technical Solutions Executive with Autodesk, Inc.
Scott D. Davis serves as an AECO Technical Solutions Executive at Autodesk, with a focus on Revit, Building Information Modeling, Cloud Solutions, and Digital Twins. Since his career at Autodesk began in March 2007, he has been diligently involved in advocating for BIM nationwide through various events, including the AIA Convention, Green Build International, and BILT Conferences. Mr. Davis has imparted his expertise by conducting courses on BIM, Autodesk Revit, and Autodesk Construction Cloud at Autodesk University and AUGI CAD Camps. Additionally, he is the founder of the Revit Users Group Inland Empire.
Brenda Colin, Technical Specialist with Autodesk, Inc.
Brenda Colin holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture and brings over seven years of experience as a Technical Specialist with Autodesk. Prio to joining Autodesk, she served as a Contract Specialist at Parsons, where she played a key role in the development of the New Mexico City Airport. She worked with the team in the Prime Contract Administration, supporting the formation and administration stage of subcontracts. Earlier in her career, Brenda was a Project Leader at KMD Architects where she was a critical resource during the transition from 2D to BIM models.
