Modular Building Institute Names Matt Slataper President of the Board of Directors

Slataper will serve a one-year term as board chair, continuing Ramtech Building Systems’ long history of leadership within MBI. Previous MBI presidents from the company include Bob Houchin, Mike Slataper, Linc Moss, and Roland Brown.

Slataper joined Ramtech Building Systems in 2018 after spending more than 10 years in the financial services industry, including roles in corporate finance and investment banking. As President of Ramtech, he oversees strategy, business development, financial operations, banking, accounting, and key client relationships.

Modular Building Institute is the leading international trade association for the commercial modular construction industry. The organization brings together manufacturers, suppliers, contractors, designers, developers, and service providers across North America and around the world to support best practices, industry standards, innovation, and the growth of off-site construction solutions that improve speed, quality, efficiency, and predictability.

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"Stepping into this role as board chair of the Modular Building Institute is both an honor and a responsibility I take seriously," said Slataper. "I have grown up around this industry, and I have seen firsthand how modular construction continues to prove its value. That experience gives me a deep appreciation for where we have come from, but even more importantly, it gives me real optimism for where we as an industry are headed."

About Ramtech Building Systems

Founded in 1982, Ramtech Building Systems provides relocatable and permanent modular buildings for businesses, schools, government agencies, healthcare organizations, and multi-family developers across the Southern U.S. As a fully integrated design-build company, Ramtech handles design, manufacturing and site construction in-house, offering faster and more cost-effective building solutions with the same quality, functionality, and durability as traditional site-built structures.

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