International Erosion Control Association elects regional president

DENVER – The International Erosion Control Association Region One recently elected Adam Dibble to serve as the 2019-2021 board president.

Dibble’s term will begin at the IECA Annual Conference, which runs Feb. 19-22.  

“The board of directors and staff are extremely pleased to announce Adam as the next president of the association,” said Executive Director Samantha Roe. “He has been building his experience to serve as an effective leader since joining IECA. He belongs to various committees, is a leader in his chapter and is engaged in board strategic planning that has positioned him to easily step into the position.”

Dibble has been a member of IECA Region One since 2009 and is an active member of the Great Lakes IECA chapter. He has served on the board of directors since 2017 and has acted as the vice president of marketing during his term. Dibble has chaired committees to deliver state-based education to members and directed the rebranding of IECA. In addition, he has been active with the Save Our International Soil (SOIL) committee for many years.

Dibble recently earned the Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control credential and holds the Certified Erosion, Sediment and Stormwater Inspector designation. He holds the Dale Carnegie certification and received his bachelor’s degree in business and marketing from Ferris State University.

Dibble is the senior marketing and erosion control brand manager for Profile Products, a manufacturer and supplier of hydraulically applied erosion control technologies, soil modifiers, turf establishment blankets and turf reinforcement mats.  

“Adam is also the youngest president IECA has elected,” Roe said. “I am incredibly impressed with the knowledge and experience he has of the industry, and his commitment to IECA. I am honored to work with Adam as we take the association to the next level. He is a true industry leader.”