Martin Rainbow is an accomplished construction executive with three decades of experience in construction management, asset management, and facility maintenance operations. Before joining BC Critical Infrastructure, Martin was the Vice President of Facilities & Construction Services for Trinity Health where he managed a team of 1,200 personnel, an annual operational expense budget of $550 million, and oversaw $4.2 Billion in planning, design, and construction. Prior to his tenure at Trinity Health, he was a Project Executive for an industry-leading general contractor. Martin has a B.S. in Construction Management from the SUNY College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry and Syracuse University.

Nate Barber is a seasoned hospital facilities leader with over 18 years of operations, management, and maintenance experience. As a familiar face to the Bette & Cring team, Nate was previously a Mechanical Project Manager for Cogen Power Technologies (now known as BC Energy) from 2017 – 2020. Prior to joining BC Critical Infrastructure, Nate was the General Manager for CenTrio Energy and was responsible for managing the daily operation of Syracuse University’s Steam Station. In the past, he was a Manager of Plant Operations and Facilities Maintenance for St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, where he managed the maintenance and operations program for a 451-bed hospital facility. Nate holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Clarkson University.