Michael Horodniceanu

[2] Horodniceanu was a Professor and the inaugural Chair of the IDC Innovation Hub, a new initiative aimed at actively engaging stakeholders across the construction industry, including government officials, developers, contractors, legal entities, unions, and consultants in formulating new approaches to the challenges facing the NY metropolitan area and the wider world.

He managed complex mega-projects and operations, had expertise in motivating professional and unionized workforces, and had a demonstrated history of delivering on customer commitments.

Prior to his tenure at NYU Tandon, Dr. Horodniceanu held various roles in government, private enterprise, and academia.

His business experience includes serving as Chair and CEO of the Urbitran Group, providing leadership for a multi-disciplinary transportation, planning, engineering, and construction management firm with offices throughout the US.

Dr. Horodniceanu is the author of numerous publications and the recipient of many honors and awards, including Civil Engineer of the Year from the American Society of Civil Engineers (2011), British Construction Industry ward for the Fulton Transit Center, and the New York Landmarks Conservancy 2015 Chairman’s Award for the Corbin Building.

2013, discussing the Second Avenue Subway
2015, 34 St-Hudson Yards Opening