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Mike Theunissen is a lifelong Mt. Pleasant resident and licensed residential builder with over 30 years experience building and remodeling custom homes. Mike has served the Home Builders' Association as both State and Local President; sits as a life member on the Board of Directors at National, State and Local levels and has served in numerous leadership positions at the National Association of Home Builders. Mike serves as the Legislative Chair for the HBA of Central Michigan and has been appointed to the Building Materials and Custom Building Committees for NAHB. A skilled finish carpenter and cabinet maker, Mike takes great pride and care in the design and development of each home we build. Mike also gives back to the community as a volunteer coach for the 2014 and 2007 state champion, 2008 finalist and 2009, 2010 and 2011 Semi finalist Mt. Pleasant High School baseball team.

Joanne (Jo) Chappell Theunissen is a licensed residential builder with extensive training and experience in interior and exterior design as well as residential mortgage. Jo is the first Certified Green Builder in the Central Michigan area. She serves as President of the Home Builders' Association of Central Michigan, sits as a State and National Director and is the elected Region II VP for the Michigan Association of Home Builders. She has also been elected as Michigan's State Representative to the National Association of Home Builders. She has been appointed to the Public Affairs Committee and Green Building Subcommittee of the National Association of Home Builders. Jo served as Chair of the National Green Building Conference held in New Orleans in July 2008 and has been appointed to Chair the 2009 Conference to be held in Dallas. Jo served as Chair of the Michigan Green Building Task force and was instrumental in the formation of a statewide program, Green Built Michigan. She has also been appointed to the Construction Codes Committee for the MAHB and sits on the Board of Directors for Green Built Michigan. Jo speaks to groups in both the U.S. and Canada on building strong communication links between builder and homeowner, the fundamentals of green building, universal design, and successful strategies for women in nontraditional careers.