Bryan Maggio, DBIA Assoc., CHC

Bryan is a driven team leader with experience delivering complex projects across New York and Washington State. As a Project Executive, he brings a steady operational perspective, a strong customer focus, and a clear commitment to delivering spaces that support health, healing, and the missions of the organizations they serve. Bryan understands that every project has a unique purpose, and he approaches each assignment with the goal of building trust, aligning teams, and delivering a best-in-class experience from planning through completion.

Bryan’s leadership style is shaped by his ability to motivate teams and maintain momentum in demanding environments. His background leading project teams through varied market conditions has strengthened his ability to communicate clearly, make informed decisions, and keep teams focused on shared goals. These qualities also extend to his community leadership, including his coaching role with Mount Si Lacrosse Club, where he has applied the same team-first approach and commitment to performance that define his professional work.

Bryan is also actively engaged in industry and community initiatives that reflect his commitment to safety, wellness, mentorship, and service. He previously served as chairman and currently sits on the executive committee for the American Heart Association’s inaugural Hard Hats with Heart campaign in the Puget Sound, which promotes heart health awareness in the construction industry through education and project-specific initiatives. He has volunteered with organizations including Rebuilding Together, the ACE Mentor Program, and NAIOP, reinforcing his dedication to strengthening the industry and supporting the communities where he works.

Outside of work, Bryan enjoys spending time with his family and staying involved in activities that keep him connected to his community. Bryan resides in the Snoqualmie Valley with his wife, a pediatric RN, daughter, and two sons. When they have downtime, you'll find them hiking, biking, or relaxing at a local brewery, with their lovable Greater Swiss Mountain Dog in tow.