Chicago: Mayor Brandon Johnson appoints Ray Giderof as Executive Director of Public Building Commission
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CHICAGO ~ Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the appointment of Ray Giderof as the new Executive Director of the Public Building Commission (PBC). Giderof, who has been serving as the Acting Executive Director, brings over three decades of experience in complex project delivery and 25 years of dedicated service to the PBC.

In his new role, Giderof will continue to lead the PBC's efforts in building communities through collaboration, providing inclusive opportunities, and driving economic development throughout Chicagoland. Mayor Johnson expressed confidence in Giderof's abilities, stating that his track record of successfully overseeing billions in capital investments and commitment to building stronger communities make him the ideal candidate for the position.

Giderof's extensive experience with the PBC makes him well-equipped to take on this new role. He has advanced through numerous operational and leadership positions during his 25 years with the organization. In collaboration with the PBC Board of Commissioners, Giderof has overseen a team responsible for integrated public works developments such as modern schools, public safety institutions, libraries, parks, recreation spaces, and infrastructure.

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Expressing his excitement for this opportunity, Giderof stated that he looks forward to continuing to serve the PBC as its Executive Director. With his vast experience and knowledge gained from serving the organization for over two decades, he is confident in leading his team towards delivering comprehensive urban development projects that will transform communities.

Giderof holds dual accredited degrees in Bachelor of Architecture in Design and Building Technology and Bachelor of Architecture in Structures from the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Architecture. He is also an Associate Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).

The appointment of Ray Giderof as Executive Director is a testament to Mayor Johnson's administration's vision for inclusive economic development and collaboration to enhance public spaces and infrastructure for all Chicago and Cook County residents. With Giderof at its helm, the PBC is poised to continue its mission of building stronger communities and driving economic growth in the region.

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