Dominic Sims is an experienced Chief Executive with a career tenure spanning over four decades, specializing in organizational management, public safety, development, and community resiliency. Adept at fostering organizational improvement and governance with a proven record of enhancing corporate governance and driving strategic growth initiatives, creating environments positioned for success.

Dominic served as Chief Executive Officer of the International Code Council (ICC) from 2003 to 2024, where he led the organization through transformative growth. Under his leadership, ICC expanded globally, increased annual revenue from $50 million to $187 million, and integrated multiple subsidiaries and business lines. He also held roles as Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President, focusing on talent acquisition, governance reform, and strategic partnerships with leading industry organizations.

Before ICC, Dominic was CEO of the Southern Building Code Congress International (SBCCI), where he oversaw a pivotal merger that led to the formation of ICC. His tenure at SBCCI was marked by membership growth, strategic planning, and successful navigation of high-stakes litigation.

Dominic’s public sector career includes nearly two decades with Palm Beach County’s Planning, Zoning & Building Department, culminating in his role as Executive Director. He also served as Vice Mayor and City Councilman for Jupiter, Florida, contributing to development, land use, zoning, construction, licensing and compliance policy.

Currently, Dominic remains active in civic and professional circles, serving on the boards of the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes and the International Building Quality Center, and as an adjunct professor at the University of Canberra. He is also a proud member of the Homewood Kiwanis Club.

Dominic holds a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management and Business from Palm Beach Atlantic University.