Rainero and new board members move into roles immediately
As the 119th Chairman, Rainero brings a wealth of leadership experience, industry knowledge, and a commitment to advancing the ACPA’s strategic initiatives. His leadership will be pivotal in growing and strengthening industry relations, enhancing member engagement, and supporting the advancement of the ACPA’s Research and Education Foundation.
"It is an honor to step into the role of Chairman of the Board of the American Concrete Pipe Association, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve the ACPA in this capacity," said Rainero. “As we look ahead, our mission remains clear: to strengthen the ACPA, support our membership, and create value for those we serve. The competitive challenges we face are real—but so are the opportunities to grow our industry. With collaboration, transparency, and a shared commitment to excellence, there is truly little we cannot accomplish together.”
“We are honored to welcome John V. Rainero as Chairman of the Board. As a professional engineer and a key leader in a multigenerational, family owned business, John brings a rare combination of technical expertise, deep industry heritage, and forward-thinking leadership. His lifelong connection to the concrete pipe industry gives him a thorough understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead, and we are confident his guidance will strengthen our association and the industry we serve,” said ACPA President, Steven Hawkins, AIA.
The ACPA also welcomes two new Board members: Bruce Spratz of Rinker Materials, and Eric Varnadoe of Oldcastle Infrastructure. They will be great additions to the board.
For a full listing of the updated ACPA Board of Directors and Executive Committee, please visit concretepipe.org/member-leadership.
About the American Concrete Pipe Association
The American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA) is the spokesperson for the concrete pipe industry in all matters affecting the industry’s welfare. ACPA members contribute to the improvement of our environment by producing quality concrete pipe, engineered to provide a lasting and economical solution to drainage and pollution problems. For more information, visit www.concretepipe.org.