helped in the planning, sequence and execution of the Expo through the time, talents and resources of their companies.

generously sponsored the Expo through its foundation. ARCO/Murray led the overall project management and coordination of the various partners who made the Expo possible, under the leadership of Principal Joe Pomerenke (ND 05), Project Manager Brian Maloy (ND 12) and Site Supervisor Mike Cote.

led the design of Prototype B and the form work for both prototypes, donating the use of their patented forms as well as the time and talents of Karl Kuhlmann, Dave Williams and Bernie Trout for project coordination and construction training.

and his crew brought their decades of experience in concrete construction to mentor the Expo students and supervise formwork erection, concrete placement and form stripping.

provided materials and services to support the E2E expo.

Midwest operations provided critical infrastructure to support the E2E Expo Site as well as foundation work for each of the prototype homes, under the leadership of Vice President Larry Pearson and Project Manager Adam Bradley.

proudly provided the reinforcing steel that brings critical seismic resilience to E2E homes. Special thanks to General Manager Jim Dill.

provided cement for R&D studies by the student team and for the production of the panels for Prototype A, through the efforts of Dave Pedzinski.

provided concrete placement services to expedite the construction of the prototypes on the Expo's accelerated timeline, thanks to the personal assistance of Vice President Myron Martin.

supplied the concrete used to construct the E2E Expo prototypes, with the kind assistance of Tim Miller, Steve Fidler, Jim Sellers, Brad Webb and Charlie Shepherd.

provided the fencing to secure the E2E Expo site, through the efforts of Bruce McDougal.

provided all stone material for the foundations and access road at the site, thanks to the generosity of Kevin Kelly.

provided consulting services for the site plan, under the guidance of Mark Foster.

conducted the Expo site surveys, thanks to the generosity of Matt Bertsch.

provided consultant services for the site plan and drawings.

provided all the mulch for the Expo grounds.

provided transport for the mulch used on the Expo grounds.

provided funding to support research, development and operations of E2E in the US and Haiti.

provided the first funding to support the development of the E2E Housing Model and critical training and mentoring in social venture strategy and planning. E2E is especially thankful for the guidance of Jennifer Keller Jackson and James Barlow.

for International Studies at Notre Dame has been a long-time sponsor of E2E's work in Haiti, helping to launch its IDP survey projects and more recently Innovation Incubators in country. E2E has benefited from its Development Advisory Teams and the enthusiasm and passion of Executive Director Steve Reifenberg.

has been a long-time supporter and advisor to E2E, recently helping to fund its launch of full time operations in Haiti through the Office of Research. E2E is grateful for the advise and friendship of Managing Director Michael Sweikar.

at Notre Dame was the incubator for E2E's business plan and a great showcase for this budding social venture, thanks to the enthusiasm and wisdom of Director David Murphy.

has long-supported E2E's growth and development, most recently by helping to finance the launch of our full-time operations in Haiti. E2E is grateful to Dean Kilpatrick and Nathan Utz for their tireless support.