Burke Asay has been involved in the surveying and mapping industry for over 20 years. Graduating with a diploma in Geomatics Engineering Technology from the British Columbia Institute of Technology in 2000, then gaining experience in land surveying and engineering projects in the private sector, before joining Leica Geosystems in 2007 to work in Software Development.

Burke transitioned to sales and support, when joining Leica Geosystems Western Canadian Geomatics dealer Spatial Technologies in 2009, before returning to work directly for Leica Geosystems in 2017 in a support and training role. Current duties are focused on Support and Training of Leica Geosystems Captivate and Infinity product lines.

Mack McCarty is a Professional Land Surveyor with extensive experience in surveying and mapping projects.

Mack earned his Professional Surveyor license by examination in West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, New Mexico, New Jersey, North Dakota, South Dakota, Maryland, and Colorado. He is also a Certified Federal Surveyor (CFeDs) and earned his Project Management Professional credential in 2020 after completing the required coursework and examination.
Prior to his current position, Mack served as Regional Surveying Director for Triad Engineering, Surveying Project Manager for Woolpert LLP, Project Surveyor for Chapman Technical Group, and Project Surveyor for Pray Construction. Mack began his surveying career as a student working on the construction layout crew at the Robert C. Byrd Locks project in Gallipolis Ferry.

Mack has been a longtime member of the West Virginia Society of Professional Surveyors, first joining in 1994. He has been active on the Board of Directors, serving as Director at Large, President, and currently Vice President. Mack is also a member of the WVSPS Greater Kanawha Valley Chapter, the WVSPS Little Kanawha Valley Chapter, and the Scioto Valley Chapter of the Professional Land Surveyors of Ohio.

In addition to WVSPS, Mack is active with the Huntington Post of the Society of American Military Engineers, where he has served as Director, President, Vice President, Young Member Chair, and General Membership Chair. In 2009, Mack was named a Fellow of the Society in recognition of his contributions to the Society and the profession.

Mack is a 1992 graduate of West Virginia Institute of Technology, where he studied under the world-renowned Carlyle Blomme. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology with a surveying tract, an Associate of Science in Surveying, and an Associate of Science degree.

Mack is a lifelong resident of Mason County and a graduate of Point Pleasant High School. He currently resides in Ashton with his wife of 26 years, Paula, and their sons, Connor and Daniel.

Anthony Pascuzzi started surveying with his father’s construction company in 1998, ever since then he has been working in the survey industry because the technology is fun to learn. He likes finding efficient ways to collect/process data to get accurate deliverables as fast as possible. He has been with Precision Laser & Instrument since 2014. He started out as the Survey Support person and has more recently taken on the role as a salesman covering the South Western PA, Northern WV Territory. When he is not in the field working he spends his time in his woodworking shop making furniture or other small crafts.