CMSC 2025

Keith Bevan is the National Physical Laboratory's (NPL) Head of Manufacturing Training, responsible for the delivery network activities of NPL's training framework, training materials and quality of delivery.
Keith has been involved in measurement for 40 years having joined Rolls-Royce Ltd (aero engines) in 1975 as an apprentice working across a range of metrology activities including engine testing, manufacturing, co-ordinate metrology and calibration. During the mid-1980s Keith was employed at Jaguar Cars working in a variety of co-ordinate metrology roles. In late 1989 Keith embarked on a new career in training and education and is still actively involved in passing on his experience to others. Keith's training and educational role made use of his measurement knowledge in training students on co-ordinate... Read more

​​​​Matthew Ilardo is an Engineer with Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) and is responsible for alignment and surveying for the entire BNL facility including the advanced partial accelerators. He is involved with training, support and purchasing of metrology equipment and software for the Survey & Alignment group. Over the years, Matthew has volunteered on the CMS Certification and the Measurement/Education Zone Committee’s. He led the committee for the Level II Laser Tracker Certification Exam, and is currently the Executive Vice Chair

Since 1996 Matthew has been involved in the e... Read more

After rolling like a bad penny across a wide range of industries for 15 years, Tom landed at East Coast Metrology (ECM), where he has spent nearly 20 fruitful years laboring to bestow the blessings of dimensional metrology on clients at a global level.
As a Principal Engineer at ECM, Tom draws on his experience of going places and measuring things, to realize special projects, quote new jobs, and train the next generation of dimensional metrologists.
In the Coordinate Metrology Society (CMS), Tom is interested in everything technical. It is a fascinating industry. More usefully, he has been focu... Read more

Tara Mitchell’s work history and ongoing involvement in metrology-related community organizations add to her relevant expertise and provide a clear perspective on industry and customer challenges.

Currently, Tara's position is Business Development Manager & Account Manager for the Americas for Verisurf 3D Software Solutions. Tara works closely with both customers and Verisurf regional sales managers in her new role, applying critical thinking for inspection and measurement solutions across the manufacturing enterprise.

Previously, Tara was responsible for business development in the western re... Read more

Rina Molari-Korgel has been involved with portable industrial metrology since 1983, after graduating with a Bachelor of Engineering in Surveying and Photogrammetry from California State University at Fresno.  Her aerospace experience with General Dynamics and Lockheed Martin introduced her to the world of manufacturing and assembly just as computer and cyber technology turbo-boosted metrology development.  During this time, Rina has worked through the evolution of metrology instruments, such as transits and levels, theodolites (surveying and industrial), photogrammetry, straight-line lasers...

Justin Novak is a Supervisor at Newport News Shipbuilding, where he has been active in the Metrology field for 14 years. He graduated from the NNS Apprentice School in 2008, earning the Charles F Bailey Award for academic excellence, and received an Associate’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and Technology. He worked for several years as a Metrology Technician, responsible for data collection, analysis, reporting, and customer collaboration, and transitioned into a Supervisory role in 2013. As a supervisor, Justin spent five years leading the effort to integrate laser scanning and laser projection... Read more