Mutch, senior program manager of Community Affairs, was presented the Black Hills Home Builders Association (BHHBA) President’s Award during the organization’s board induction and awards ceremony held in November.
BHHBA President Deane recognized Mutch for leading the BHHBA Core Master Plan Taskforce. In this role, Mutch helped the group plan for selling their current offices and purchasing a new facility. This included remodeling the new facilities while raising over $275,000 to support the project.
Mutch led a team of BHHBA builders and associate members and will continue this effort throughout the remodeling phase.
BHHBA is an advocate for the building industry with a mission to support efforts that create an opportunity of home ownership for all.
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