Our Team

Courtney has been President and General Counsel since he purchased CenterLine in 2008. He has been leading the company forward for over ten years thanks to his innovate thinking and years of experience. Courtney graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1995 with a degree in Business Management with a focus on Finance. He was the liaison between inside sales and architectural sales for U.S. Aluminum before coming to ACE in 1997. Courtney opened the Northwest Arkansas branch for CenterLine in 1998 before attending the William H. Bowen School of Law where he earned a Juris Doctor with Honors in 2004.

Chris graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1998 with a degree in Business Management and Marketing. He has worked for Clear Channel both as an accounting executive in New York and as a regional sales manager in Los Angeles. Chris moved back to Little Rock in 2010 to open and build a new and unique architectural rep firm, Related Product Sales. Since his childhood, Chris has been involved with his family’s company, which contributed to his passion for service, architecture, construction, and design. In August 2018, the CenterLine Systems restructuring named Chris VP of Development. The recent establishment of the new design, build, fabrication, and distribution facility exemplifies the commitment and positive impact CenterLine Systems delivers.

Jeff manages the daily operations at the Little Rock office as the Vice President of Operations for Central Arkansas and is an essential part of the CenterLine team. Jeff has been involved in the glass business for over 24 years working in fabrication, drafting, engineering, estimating, and project management. He has received the Construction Document Technologist certification from the Construction Specifications Institute and is a 2009 graduate of the National Glass Association Glass Management Institute. Jeff also serves as President of the American Subcontractors Association of Central Arkansas, serves on the Board of Trustees at his church, and does advocacy work on behalf of The LUNGevity Foundation.

Jim has been managing the Northwest Arkansas branch since he joined CenterLine in 2010 and he is now the Vice President of Operations for Northwest Arkansas. Jim began his career in the aluminum industry in 1977 with the Kawneer Company. Jim has experience working as a manager, assistant business manager, and project manager. He has worked on large projects like the Miami International South Terminal Expansion project.

Nick started estimating in the commercial glazing industry in 2009. Working with some of the largest national glazing contractors, he has successfully bid large-scale commercial curtain wall projects throughout the U.S., primarily the Southeast region and Texas. Nick joined CenterLine in 2017 to take on estimating their major projects.

Isidro has more than 18 years of experience as a CNC programmer and technician, computer-aided draftsman, and metal design and fabrication coordinator. He is also a part of the project management team and oversees the larger commercial jobs. Isidro also assists with all company IT and computer networking.

Brian serves as the Production Manager at CenterLine. Brian started with CenterLine in 2010. He now oversees all of the production areas in the fabrication shop and coordinates product specifications and scheduling with the project managers and construction foreman. He also oversees the programming and operation of the equipment, including the CNC panel routers, the 5-axis CNC fabrication center, and the FuseCube glass coater. In his free time, Brian enjoys woodworking, hiking, hunting, and fishing.

Marlene joined CenterLine in September of 2017 as the Accounting Manager at the Little Rock facility. Her previous experience includes working for Syngenta Crop Protection for six years in finance and program management and working in the medical field for approximately 15 years as a Business Manager. Marlene attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and Guilford College in Greensboro, NC with an emphasis in accounting.

Kirk’s glazing career began in 1980 doing residential and commercial installation. In 1985 became shop foreman in Arizona. Two years later became manager until 1996. Looking to get into a larger market moved to Kentucky working for several glass shops until 2001 when he opened his own shop. In 2008 medical issues forced a shutdown. Kirk joined CenterLine in 2010 and serves as Shop Foreman.