Our Team

Anthony Filippini is a dedicated, results-driven architect and executive with almost 40 years of professional experience on many varied and challenging conventional and modular construction projects. Anthony’s proven leadership skills allow him to direct, motivate, and supervise personnel to achieve maximum productivity. He is an effective manager with a solid experience base that enables him to identify and clarify complex design, construction, and production concepts and details. He is relentless in his pursuit to successfully achieve cost, schedule, and quality objectives through better design and fabrication processes. He uses his hilarious sense of humor and tireless work ethic to build strong team bonds.

Anthony started his modular career over 23 years ago after working at two private architectural firms and over ten years with NY City Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and the NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA). Anthony has held positions at three modular companies as both the Vice President of Architecture and Engineering and the Vice President of Project Management.

Highlighted modular project types include medical projects emphasizing radiotherapy, cable landing stations, global telecommunications facilities, secure government facilities, correctional facilities, educational and student housing, and modular high-rises.

In addition to overseeing and managing all aspects of construction, delivery, and installation of every RAD project, Mike is an integral member of the RAD Executive Committee and participates with the executive staff to promote the continued success of the organization and deliver exceptional service and satisfaction to RAD’s customers.

A member of the US Green Building Council, Mike has over 35 years of experience in the modular design-build industry. Prior to joining RAD in 2007, Mike was instrumental in many high-profile projects, including the construction of US embassies in the former Soviet Union, Central Asia, and Africa, as well as other classified government facilities throughout the Middle East. His experience encompasses various commercial and institutional projects, including telecommunications, correctional, educational, restaurant/food service, and healthcare.

Mike is the pinnacle of adaptability and a consummate pressure player. When New York was attacked on September 11, 2001, Mike was among the first to respond and helped to deploy modular cellular telephone sites throughout lower Manhattan. Mike’s work restored temporary communications to the Financial District, aiding other first responders with their cleanup efforts. The State of New Jersey General Assembly recognized Mike with a resolution for his contributions at Ground Zero.

Now, a long-standing professional relationship with other members of the RAD team has brought Mike’s talents to the radiotherapy and healthcare industry. Mike offers an exceptional depth of knowledge about modular building and fabrication. His experience with high-stakes situations and his ability to stay calm under pressure give him an edge in knowing how to resolve issues quickly and efficiently.

Ken has over 40 years of experience working on complex systems in high-pressure environments. His expertise ranges from maintaining a broad range of avionics systems aboard a US naval aircraft carrier to operating and maintaining satellite tracking and communications systems at NASA’s Wallops Island satellite tracking facility on Virginia’s eastern shore. After years of working in such high-pressure environments, it was a natural transition into the world of linear accelerators, where the consequences of failure or delay can be seen by walking into a nearby waiting room.

Ken’s experience in the world of Radiation Oncology is not just professional. As one who has lost both parents to cancer, Ken’s commitment to RAD and its customers is personal. If we’re not helping our clients, they can’t help our families. Ken understands the vital role of state-of-the-art technology in cancer treatment and helps clients to realize the advantages of RAD’s offerings with the expertise of an industry insider and a resolve born of experience.

In addition to his technical accomplishments, Ken brings exceptional business expertise to his role. As a former owner of Oncology Services International, Ken helped grow that company into one of the leading linear accelerator parts and services providers in the US. In fact, Ken and his former company provided and installed RAD’s first linear accelerator used for testing the prototype vault in 2002.

It was a fortuitous meeting, and after working with RAD on and off during the development of their revolutionary vault system, it was ultimately the company’s innovative products and exceptional team that persuaded him to join full-time in 2009. Since then, Ken has helped numerous clients see the potential of RAD’s offerings and believes very strongly in RAD’s ability to help new and existing cancer centers bring the best possible care to patients who deserve all that technology can offer.

Cynthia E. Keppel is the Director for Physics at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility. She is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and a Department of Energy Distinguished Scientist Fellow. Her research focuses on the quark-gluon structure of the nucleon, while also considering applications of nuclear physics in medicine. Previously, she was a founding member and Senior Executive Director of the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute.

Dr. Keppel has been with the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab, formerly CEBAF) in various capacities since 1995. She performed electron scattering experiments to investigate the structure of protons and neutrons. In 2001 she founded the Hampton University Center for Advanced Medical Instrumentation, where scientists at Hampton and Jefferson Lab collaborated to bring technology developed for nuclear and particle physics to nuclear medicine applications. She was pivotal in launching the world’s largest independent proton therapy facility, the Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute. She has been awarded numerous grants, totaling nearly $40M, including a grant to improve breast cancer imaging and therapy. Shielded accelerated partial breast irradiation, a technology developed by Keppel and colleagues, makes post-surgical radiation more feasible for patients. She has authored over a dozen patents used in cancer treatment, including one deployed in the OARtrac system, a machine which helps radiation oncologists monitor dose in therapy for cancer patients, and was awarded a Medical Device Breakthrough Award in 2018. In 2012, Keppel was named Leader of Experimental Hall A at Jefferson Lab, and soon after, Leader of both Halls A and C. Since 2021, Dr. Keppel has led the entire Physics Division of the laboratory as Director.

Dr. Keppel has served on the National Nuclear Science Advisory Committee, the National Institutes of Health National Advisory Research Resources Council, and numerous other national boards. She was, for a number of years, Co-Spokesperson of the Coordinated Theoretical-Experimental Project on Quantum Chromodynamics (CTEQ). Keppel was elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) in 2018 'For leadership on novel experimental techniques to study strong interactions, her contributions to CTEQ from the perspective of Nuclear Physics, and her instrumental role in founding the Hampton University Proton Therapy Center and other work applying Nuclear Physics to Medicine.' Keppel delivered the 2019 APS Distinguished Lectureship on the Applications of Physics. She was awarded the honor for 'pioneering work in proton therapy and for the promotion of the applications of physics to both experts and non-experts.'

Alongside her academic work, Dr. Keppel has mentored high school teachers on nuclear physics, and campaigned to bring recognition to African American and Hispanic physicists. She is passionate about science education and communication and, as such, has given numerous radio and television interviews, including a 2019 TEDx talk. More can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_Keppel.

Jon is a seasoned professional in the field of radiation therapy. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma’s Radiation Therapy program in 1995, he worked as a radiation therapist at Shawnee Regional Hospital in Oklahoma, where he played a pivotal role in developing a new cancer treatment center. Jon joined Varian Medical Systems in 1997 as an applications specialist, where he provided end-user training for Varian’s hardware and software products. He transitioned into Sales at Varian in 1999 and held positions as a software sales specialist and District Sales Manager for Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico.

In 2007, he assumed leadership of Varian's proton therapy division, propelling it to new heights globally. Jon joined Legion Healthcare Partners in 2021 as the SVP, Chief Development Officer, bringing his expertise to the forefront of proton therapy facility development. His alignment with RAD's high-performance culture positions him as a key contributor to the company's growth and success.

Colby is responsible for nurturing key industry relationships, developing new business, and working with each customer to navigate our process and educate them on our products and services. Colby provides clients with a consultative approach, helping them realize the full value and efficiencies of the modular construction process.

Colby has over 15 years of experience in the modular construction industry serving healthcare clients. During that time, Colby has delivered projects for some of the most notable healthcare providers in the United States, including Kaiser-Permanente, MD Anderson, University of California Health, the VA, Mercy, and many more.

Jerry Gonzales brings over 30 years of construction industry experience, fortified by a 5-year tenure in the US Marine Corps. Jerry's career has been distinguished by his extensive expertise in modular construction, making significant contributions at renowned companies like SKC, Willscot, and Modular Structures International.

Jerry's field expertise augments RAD's project management team. His role as a dependable and dynamic Construction Project Manager is underlined by his proficiency in managing complex projects in commercial, educational, and medical modular facilities, consistently ensuring on-time and within-budget project completion.

A graduate of Purdue University, Robb's recent role as Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Manager at Tonn and Blank Construction showcased his proficiency in Building Information Modeling (BIM) and project coordination. With experience ranging from managing BIM teams to generating clash reports for conflict resolution, Robb's skills contribute to seamless project execution. His talents extend to animations, renderings, and 3D presentations, enriching RAD's marketing initiatives. Robb's diverse background, from architectural engineering and CAD design to project engineering, bolsters RAD's commitment to innovation and excellence.

Scott Rush is a seasoned project manager with over 15 years of experience in construction operations and project management. Scott's solid foundation is complemented by his recent role as a Project Manager at DSW Homes, where he oversaw all phases of residential construction projects.

Scott’s contributions extend beyond the professional realm, as evidenced by his role in significant initiatives like the 2017 Hurricane Harvey Response and the 2019 Border Crisis Response. A member of MBI (Modular Building Institute) since 2013, Scott's expertise and dedication continue to drive RAD's pursuit of excellence in the field of modular construction.

Ali is a marketing professional with over 15 years of experience focused predominantly in the offsite and modular construction industry. She is responsible for developing and implementing sales and marketing strategies to accelerate growth and increase brand awareness throughout the healthcare industry. Ali’s experience spans across digital strategy, email and direct marketing, trade show management, public relations, and brand development. She excels in crafting compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences, leveraging the latest digital marketing tools and trends to maximize outreach and engagement. Her approach to marketing is data-driven and customer-centric, ensuring that the company's solutions are effectively communicated to healthcare professionals and stakeholders. Before joining RAD, Ali was the Marketing & Communications Manager for M SPACE, a modular building dealer. Under her leadership, the department was honored on several occasions by the Modular Building Institute for outstanding achievements in modular building marketing. Ali is a graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and certified digital marketing professional.