Steven Spry - Senior BIM Consultant | Digital Transformation Expert
Steven Spry is an accomplished Senior Project Manager and BIM Specialist with extensive expertise in digital transformation and Building Information Modeling (BIM) strategies. With a career spanning over 15 years, Steven has worked on high-profile projects in sectors such as government, education, and construction, including managing BIM implementation and ISO 19650 standards compliance.
Currently serving as a Senior Business Transformation Architect at BIMxcel Inc. and a Project Manager for Innovation Seven, Steven champions advanced BIM methodologies, quality assurance processes, and data-driven insights for clients like Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) and Science and Parliamentary Infrastructure Branch (SPIB).
Passionate about education, Steven also teaches advanced BIM courses at Algonquin College, fostering future industry professionals. He has guided curriculum development and upskilling programs for BuildingSMART Canada, making a meaningful impact on the architecture and construction sectors.
Through his work, Steven combines technical expertise with leadership to help organizations transition into innovative, tech-driven processes, ensuring sustainable and efficient project outcomes.
Sessions in which Steven Spry participates
Monday 28 October, 2024
We are excited to announce that the next Canada Forum will be held during the GoGeomatics Expo in Calgary, from October 28th to 30th. This event will bring together key stakeholders from across Canada’s geospatial sector, including industry leaders, academics, indigenous communities, government representatives, and technologists, to continue vital discussions on advancing geospatial standards, interoperability, and spatial data infrastructure (SDI) in Canada.
We are excited to announce that the next Canada Forum will be held during the GoGeomatics Expo in Calgary, from October 28th to 30th. This event will bring together key stakeholders from across Canada’s geospatial sector, including industry leaders, academics, indigenous communities, government representatives, and technologists, to continue vital discussions on advancing geospatial standards, interoperability, and spatial data infrastructure (SDI) in Canada.