WASHINGTON, D.C. – BuildStrong America is proud to announce Aaron Davis as its new Deputy Executive Director. With over two decades of public policy experience across the legislative and executive branches, he brings a wealth of expertise to the organization. Davis joins BuildStrong America from the International Code Council (ICC), where he played a key role in advancing building safety and resilience as Vice President of Federal Relations. His leadership will be instrumental in furthering BuildStrong America’s mission to strengthen our nation’s built environment.
Prior to his time at ICC, Davis held key positions in Congress and with previous Administrations, including as Staff Director for the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure’s Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management, and as Director of Congressional Affairs at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Natalie Enclade, Executive Director of BuildStrong America, expressed her enthusiasm for Davis’s appointment:
“Aaron has dedicated his career to advocating for safer communities and smarter approaches to advancing resilience at all levels of government. His deep understanding of public policy and his ability to navigate complex legislative landscapes will be pivotal in helping BuildStrong America achieve our mission. I look forward to working together to make a lasting impact on resilience across the country.”
Davis’s addition to the BuildStrong America team underscores the organization’s commitment to driving meaningful change through strategic collaboration with government leaders, industry experts, and community advocates. His leadership will play a vital role in expanding BuildStrong America’s reach and influence in Washington, D.C. and beyond.
