Copper Development Association Welcomes ASPE Member as Project Manager

The Copper Development Association (CDA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Belanger as Project Manager supporting the Tube & Fittings Council. In this role, Belanger will lead educational initiatives and technical outreach to promote the benefits of copper and copper alloys in piping systems across commercial, industrial, and residential applications.

Belanger brings extensive experience in the plumbing and HVAC industry, with a proven ability to engage stakeholders from the boiler room to the boardroom. He will spearhead efforts to educate OEMs, engineers, architects, contractors, and inspectors on copper’s advantages through presentations, hands-on instruction, and field engagement. Additionally, Belanger will work to influence codes and standards that impact copper use, while  monitoring industry trends and identifying new opportunities.

Belanger built his career in the large-scale construction industry and joins CDA from Victaulic, a leading manufacturer in mechanical pipe joining solutions. There, he led the plumbing, heating, and air conditioning region for the Northeast U.S., developing strong relationships across the commercial construction landscape. In addition to his leadership experience, Belanger has worked as both an estimator and project manager, further deepening his understanding of the construction lifecycle. He is a licensed master plumber and gas fitter, a journeyman pipefitter, and a LEED Accredited Professional. Beyond his professional credentials, Belanger is actively involved in continuing education, municipal emergency response, and civic governance, and maintains affiliations with numerous  construction-related organizations. He originally joined ASPE in 1992 and is affiliated with the Boston Chapter.

“We are excited to welcome Mike to the CDA team,” said Marcus Elmer, Vice President of CDA. “His extensive experience and deep understanding of the industry will be instrumental as we continue to promote, protect, defend, and advance copper piping systems.”

Source: Copper Development Association

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