Many thanks to all EERI members who took the time to consider and choose from the exceptional candidates for the 2025 EERI Board of Directors.
EERI would like to welcome our two new Directors:
Craig Davis (M. EERI, 1995)
Manager, C A Davis Engineering
Santa Clarita, California
Craig A. Davis, Ph.D., PE, GE is a professional consultant on geotechnical, earthquake and lifeline infrastructure system resilience engineering. During his 32-year career at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Water System (LADWP) he worked as the Departmental Chief Resilience Officer, Resilience Program Manager, Seismic Manager, Geotechnical Engineering Manager and Trunk Line Design Manager. Dr. Davis developed a comprehensive LA Water System resilience program. After retiring from the LADWP, Dr. Davis continues to consult and is involved in creating policy for improving infrastructure systems to threats and hazards. He is a California licensed Civil and Geotechnical Engineer and received a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Southern California. Dr. Davis participates in many national and international professional committees involved in geotechnical engineering and lifeline system resilience. He was honored with the ASCE 2016 Le Val Lund Award for Practicing Lifeline Risk Reduction and 2020 Charles Martin Duke Lifeline Earthquake Engineering Award. He received the EERI 2021 Distinguished Lecture Award for outstanding contributions to earthquake risk reduction. He was honored to be in the 2023 introductory class designated as ‘Pipeline Engineer – Water’ by the ASCE Utility Engineering and Survey Institute.
Lindsey Maclise (M. EERI, 2011)
Principal, Forell | Elsesser Engineers
San Francisco, California
Lindsey has been actively engaged with EERI since 2012, joining the institute the year prior to being honored for selection as a Housner Fellow with the inaugural class. In addition to being selected into the Housner Fellows program, Lindsey was the Chair of the 2016 EERI Convention, has represented EERI as a Friedman Family Visiting Professional at various Universities and taken on the role of chairing the Housner selection committee. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from UC Berkeley, where she is currently serving as the chair of the Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Advisory Board.
Lindsey is a Principal Structural Engineer at Forell | Elsesser Engineers in San Francisco where she leads the company’s Carbon Neutral Initiative. Lindsey recently completed a Board term serving the Structural Engineers Association of Northern California (SEAONC) and has participated on other local non-profit industry boards, an experience which she will leverage if elected to the EERI Board.
