Executive Team

Professor of Construction Management at the University of Cape Town. Her career spans industry and academia, with professional registration in construction project management and building practice. Her research and leadership focus on construction industry development, organisational and project performance, health and safety, sustainable and resilient delivery, and construction business and project management.

Associate Professor of Construction Science and Management, Department of Engineering Technology, Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas, USA. Before moving to the United States, Mewomo was a senior academic in Durban University of Technology (DUT)'s Department of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying. She holds a PhD in Quantity Surveying from the University of Pretoria and completed a specialised course in construction adjudication there in 2014. She subsequently served as Acting Head of the Department of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying at DUT. Her research focuses on construction contracts, procurement, dispute resolution, construction management, and quantity surveying, while more recent work has expanded substantially into sustainable construction, digitalisation, smart buildings, BIM, construction technology, resilience, health and safety, and sustainable built environments.

Mewomo has also received institutional recognition at DUT. In its ENVISION2030 Institutional Awards, DUT listed her among recipients of the Research Excellence Awards – Staff, at the Silver level. In 2025, she was also identified by DUT as one of its academics nominated as a finalist for the NSTF-South32 Awards, recognising her leadership and contributions to developing the next generation of science, engineering and technology researchers.
Her move to Tarleton has also coincided with continued international research collaboration. She is based at Tarleton's Mayfield College of Engineering, within the Department of Engineering Technology, Construction Science and Management.
Overall, Prof. Mewomo can be characterised as an international construction-management scholar with a quantity-surveying foundation and a growing interdisciplinary research profile.

Associate Professor (Reader) in Project and Safety Innovations at the University of Greenwich, UK. Their expertise includes construction and project management, occupational health and safety, wellbeing and construction law. They are research-active, have secured major research funding, published 100+ outputs, contribute to journal editorial work and serve on professional and academic panels.

Professor in Building Sciences at Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa, and leader of the CETA Research Chair in Digital Construction Skills. His research connects construction health and safety, labour productivity and digital transformation, with particular emphasis on digital skills, BIM, drones, digital project tracking, competency development and Fourth Industrial Revolution readiness.

MPhil candidate and Research Assistant at the University of Cape Town. His work focuses on sustainable construction, affordable housing, environmental performance, alternative building technologies and life-cycle assessment. His emerging research also explores Generative AI and BIM for early-stage infrastructure cost estimating, including comparative governance and practice perspectives.

Construction management academic at Durban University of Technology whose work spans project management, emerging technologies, digitalisation, entrepreneurship, innovation, infrastructure development, environmental assessment, procurement feasibility and human-capital development. His recent scholarship includes Industry 4.0 approaches to construction health and safety and sustainable construction materials adoption.

Built-environment academic at Durban University of Technology with more than 18 years of combined academic and industry experience. His research focuses strongly on sustainable built environments, low-carbon buildings, circular construction, energy efficiency and building retrofit, alongside construction project delivery, supply chains, waste management and health and safety.

Lecturer in Project Management Technology at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, Nigeria, with academic training in architecture and construction management and a PhD from the University of Cape Town. His research focuses on construction business and project leadership, organisational capability and leadership for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, alongside project management and sustainable construction.

Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Construction Economics and Management at the University of Cape Town. His research focuses on sustainable and alternative building technologies, carbon reduction, construction costs and housing sustainability in Africa. His wider interests include BIM, blockchain, construction risk management, carbon and cost assessment and construction innovation.

Experienced educational facilitator with nearly 20 years of experience in training and development across public and private sectors. She has contributed to local, national and international volunteer initiatives and leadership programmes, with particular passion for youth empowerment, education, community engagement and helping people develop their potential.