Lisa Sprick is president of Sprick Roofing Co. Inc., Corvallis, Ore., a family-owned business established in 1952 that she joined in 1990. The company installs low- and steep-slope roof systems on commercial and residential buildings.
An active NRCA member since 1996, Sprick’s service to the association has included serving two terms on the Executive Committee and three terms on the board of directors. She has chaired numerous NRCA committees, including Career Path, Enterprise Risk Management, Executive Management Institute, Future Executives Institute, the Insurance Board of Governors, NRCA University, Residential Contractor Management, Steep Slope Technical and Workforce Solutions. Sprick also has served on several task forces, including Asphalt Shingle Repair Manual, OSHA Residential Fall Protection and Strategic Plan Review, and she has testified before Congress on behalf of the roofing industry’s interests.
Sprick has facilitated and presented at a variety of conferences during the past 25 years covering business management, technical roofing installations and safety topics.
Former Chairmen of the Board
- 2022 | Kyle Thomas | Mobile, Ala.
- 2020-21 | Rod Petrick | Frankfort, Ill.
- 2019 | Nick Sabino | Cincinnati
- 2018 | Kent Schwickert | Mankato, Minn.
- 2017 | Jim Barr | Abilene, Texas
- 2016 | Dennis Conway | Las Vegas
- 2015 | Lindy Ryan | Sanford, Fla.
- 2014 | Rich Nugent | Lithia Springs, Ga.
- 2013 | Nelson Braddy | Grand Prairie, Texas
- 2012 | Bruce McCrory | Mobile, Ala.
- 2011 | Kent Tolley | Boise, Idaho
- 2010 | Allen Lancaster | Savannah, Ga.
- 2009 | Rob McNamara | Milwaukee
- 2008 | Rob Therrien | Keene, N.H.
- 2007 | Bob Daly | Kansas City, Kan.
- 2006 | Mark Gaulin | Jessup, Md.
- 2005 | Reid Ribble | Kaukauna, Wis.
- 2004 | Dane Bradford | Billings, Mont.
- 2003 | John Gooding | Ephrata, Pa
- 2002 | W. Don McCrory | Mobile, Ala.
- 2001 | Mike Promen | Broadview, Ill.
- 2000 | John Miller | San Francisco
- 1999 | James McAdam | New Haven, Conn.
- 1998 | Steven Kruger | Macon, Ga.
- 1997 | Conrad Kawulok | Boulder, Colo.
- 1996 | Robert M. Dalsin | Minneapolis
- 1995 | Bennett Hutchison III | Atlanta
- 1994 | Charles Bechtel | Dayton, Ohio
- 1993 | Frank E. Lawson Jr. | San Francisco
- 1992 | J. Dudley Miles III | Chesapeake, Va.
- 1991 | Richard Rosenow | Elk Grove, Ill.
- 1990 | Charles N. Griffiths Jr. | Binghamton, N.Y.
- 1989 | William T. Fort Jr. | Sumter, S.C.
- 1988 | Marlin Potteiger | York, Pa.
- 1987 | Michael Beldon | San Antonio, Texas
- 1986 | Donald McNamara | Milwaukee
- 1985 | Robert T. Harrison | Greenville, S.C.
- 1984 | Wayne I. Mullis | Phoenix
- 1983 | Burton J. Karp | West Hartford, Conn.
- 1982 | John W. Bradford | Billings, Mont.
- 1981 | John Zamrzla | Lancaster, Calif.
- 1980 | William Kugler | Denver
- 1979 | Thomas Manson | Kansas City, Mo.
- 1978 | Melvin Kruger | Macon, Ga.
- 1977 | J. Roy Martin Jr. | Anderson, S.C.
- 1976 | George Stephenson | St. Louis
- 1975 | Robert Linck | Philadelphia
- 1974 | Charles J. Raymond | Miami
- 1973 | William R. Steinmetz Sr. | South Bend, Ind.
- 1972 | James F. King | Portland, Ore.
- 1971 | Robert Osterholt | St. Louis
- 1970 | Bennett Hutchison Jr. | Atlanta
- 1969 | Henry Alcock | Chicago
- 1968 | Edward D. Weyand | Sacramento, Calif.
- 1967 | J.J. Hall Jr. | Corpus Christi, Texas
- 1966 | Robert E. Bubenzer | Indianapolis
- 1965 | George Burrus | Knoxville, Texas
- 1964 | John Hartmann | Terre Haute, Ind.
- 1963 | Milton Olson | Omaha, Neb.
- 1962 | Charles Griffiths Sr. | Binghamton, N.Y.
- 1961 | Rudy Barnes | Charlotte, N.C.
- 1959-60 | John D. Reuter | St. Louis
- 1958 | Clyde Scott | Chicago
- 1957 | Cal Bowman | Oklahoma City
- 1956 | Harvey Wallace | New Orleans
- 1954-55 | John D. Ennis | Terre Haute, Ind.
- 1953 | Walter Simon | St. Louis
- 1952 | B.D. Schram | Denver
- 1951 | M.T. Buckley | Wichita, Kan.
- 1950 | Gordon Waters | Rocky Mount, N.C.
- 1949 | Ben J. Esko | Chicago
- 1947-48 | C.L. Cockrell | Chicago
- 1946 | C.C. High | Scranton, Pa.
- 1944-45 | A. Biebel | St. Louis
- 1943 | H.O. Rex | Stamford, Conn.
- 1942 | Milton Carpenter | St. Louis
- 1940-41 | Myron W. Powell | Chicago
- 1939 | I.A. Langer | Milwaukee
- 1937-38 | Tom J. Daly | Kansas City, Kan.
- 1936 | D.A. Jackson | Los Angeles
- 1935 | John J. Hession | Louisville, K.Y.
- 1934 | C.L. Pitts | Newark, N.J.
- 1932-33 | J.A. Piper | Greenville, S.C.
- 1930-31 | J. Boyd Griffiths | Binghamton, N.Y.
- 1929 | Joseph Campbell | Providence, R.I.
- 1928 | C.C. James | Grand Rapids, Mich.
- 1927 | George E. Moore | Chicago
- 1926 | Norman E. Dow | Omaha, Neb.
- 1925 | George E. Moore | Chicago
- 1924 | A.W. Carmichael | Toronto, Canada
- 1923 | John C. Finegan | Boston
- 1922 | Charles N. Louis | Peoria, Ill.
- 1921 | Mark Cronin | Chicago
- 1919-20 | T.F. Sloan | Paterson, N.J.
- 1918 | J.C. Norton | Cleveland
- 1917 | A.W. Bartholomew | Memphis, Tenn.
- 1916 | George W. Moore | Providence, R.I.
- 1915 | John Ingram | Chicago
- 1914 | Lee H. Gould | Cleveland
- 1913 | L.W. Harrington | New York
- 1912 | John L. Jones | Chicago
- 1911 | W.A. Murtfeld | Boston
- 1910 | W.L. Springer | Chicago
- 1909 | William B. Hart | Providence, R.I.
- 1908 | A. F. Golden | Scranton, Pa.
- 1907 | E.W. Jameson | Buffalo, N.Y.
- 1906 | Howard Nichols | Des Moines, Iowa
- 1905 | J.W. Bushnell | Peoria, Ill.
- 1904 | J. Lober | Philadelphia
- 1903 | Maj. Elias Powell | Chicago
- 1902 | W.N. Childs | New York
- 1901 | Henry Reuter | Kankakee, Ill.
- 1900 | John C. Finegan | Boston
- 1899 | Charles Schneider | St. Louis
- 1898 | Charles Kunzler | Pittsburgh
- 1897 | A.J. Shirk | Oklahoma City
- 1896 | C.G. Jameson | Buffalo, N.Y.
- 1895 | John M. Sellers | St. Louis
- 1894 | S.A. Datzell | Youngstown, Ohio
- 1893 | William O'Donnell | Chicago
- 1892 | George Winding | Milwaukee
- 1891 | W.P. Lupton | Pittsburgh
- 1890 | E.S. Bortel | Philadelphia
- 1889 | Henry C. Smither | Indianapolis
- 1888 | H.R. Shaffer | Chicago
- 1887 | F.J. Sokup | Grand Rapids, Mich.
- 1886 | J. Wilkes Ford | Chicago
- 1885 | Samuel D. Warren | St. Louis
- 1884 | Maj. Samuel E. Barrett | Chicago
- 1883 | H.M. Reynolds | Grand Rapids, Mich.
- 1882 | Col. M.W. Powell | Chicago