Built to care for the people behind every building.
Joe Cassata started as an architect with a simple conviction: Buildings exist to serve people, and the people responsible for those buildings deserve a knowledgeable, trustworthy partner to help them do that well. That conviction became the foundation of FOS, and it still shapes every decision he makes as its founder and president. Joe leads with faith and a grounded, people-first approach that sets the tone for everything FOS does.
- He is as comfortable talking with a facilities director about a leaking roof as he is presenting to a city council on the long-term importance of asset management and preventative maintenance.
- That accessibility is not a style choice. It is a genuine reflection of who he is and what he believes leadership should look like.
- His career has been defined by impact that shows up in real places.
- Helping improve learning environments for children across more than 70 school districts is the kind of work that reminds you why any of this matters.
- Clients including government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare systems and more have trusted FOS, under Joe's guidance, to deliver honest, thorough and actionable assessments of their most important assets.
- Joe has presented at IFMA World Workplace and before the Boston City Council on the value of asset management and preventative maintenance, bringing the same plain-spoken clarity to every room he walks into.
- Outside of work, Joseph volunteers with Hearts for the Homeless.
- He spends his downtime on the golf course, at music festivals and cheering on the Buffalo Bills and Sabres.
- He is someone who shows up for the people and places that matter, and has built a company that does the same.
Jaime delivers clear mechanical assessments to help clients make confident decisions.
His work consistently bridges technical detail with practical outcomes, supporting both short-term actions and long-term planning.
Led detailed evaluations of HVAC and mechanical systems across a wide range of facilities, identifying risks, performance gaps, and lifecycle considerations.
Translated complex technical findings into clear, decision-ready insights that support capital planning, budgeting, and stakeholder communication.
Worked closely with multidisciplinary teams to align mechanical assessments with broader facility, energy, and asset management strategies.