The Quinte Home Builders’ Association (QHBA) is pleased to announce the election of its 2025-2026 Board of Directors, as approved by the membership at the Annual Meeting of Members held on November 20, 2025.
The new Board represents a great cross-section of QHBA Certified Members from across the residential construction industry, united in their commitment to advancing housing, advocacy, workforce
development, and professionalism throughout the region, and beyond.
2025–2026 QHBA Board of Directors
Chair: Simon Gutierrez, Alair Homes
Vice Chair: Adam Wilson, WSE Consulting
2nd Vice Chair: Colin Crozier, Crozier Heating
Treasurer: Tony Engelsdorfer, Geertsma Homes
Past Chair: Jonathan Van Huizen, Van Huizen Homes
Directors: Angelo Puglisi, CAP Developments, John-Ross Parks, Parks Group, Nat Pearson, Staikos Homes, Tom Falcao, Loyalist College, Jamie O’Shea, DorAnn Homes, Andrew Fralick, Integrity Investigative Solution, Bricen Sears, Warren & Co Contracting, Preston Collins, Drummond Building Supplies -BMR
Staff – Chief Executive Officer: Ruth Estwick
“We are proud to welcome this strong team,” said Ruth Estwick, CEO of the QHBA. “Their experience,
passion, and commitment to industry excellence will be instrumental as we continue advancing housing
solutions, advocating for our members, and strengthening the residential construction sector across the
Bay of Quinte.”
The QHBA Board will guide the Association through key priorities in 2025 and 2026, including municipal advocacy, workforce and skilled trades development, promotion of residential construction, membership growth, and continued advancement of the “Becoming QHBA Certified” Member Program.
The Quinte Home Builders’ Association is the recognized authority for residential construction in the Bay of Quinte Region. With almost 160 member organizations spanning builders, developers, renovators, trades, suppliers, and professional service providers, the QHBA works closely with municipal and regional partners to champion practical, industry-supportive policies that accelerate housing supply, reduce barriers, and help get more shovels in the ground.
