ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTS
workforce development efforts,
including: Myers & Sons Construction, LP (Outstanding Contractor Member)
Brickley Environmental, Inc. (Outstanding Specialty Contractor Member)
Pacific Coast Building Products (Outstanding Associate Member)
California Baptist University (Outstanding Student Chapter)
Networking Opportunities Along with the business,
construction expo, and educational offerings, AGC’s Annual Conference featured a wide variety of social and networking gatherings and Saturday golf and bocce ball tournaments. For more information on AGC
Representatives from California Baptist University accepted the AGC Construction Education Foundation’s Outstanding Student Chapter award.
reported on various aspects of the association’s programs and initiatives in California, while CEO Tom Holsman offered details on the re-organization of AGC with six teams working together toward membership goals and customer satisfaction. During the State Board meeting,
CEO Holsman also recognized and honored AGC’s longtime Legislative advocate, Dave Ackerman, for his 28 years of distinguished service to AGC. Felipe Fuentes, new AGC advocate, later provided an update on 2016 legis- lative successes and AGC’s planned legislation program for 2017.
Safety, Building Futures and 2016 Award Events In concert with the Annual
Conference and Meetings, AGC of California’s Construction Education Foundation held its Building Future Awards luncheon on October 20th. Te Foundation honored three
companies and one student chapter who have made significant contri- butions to AGC’s Foundation and
www.AGC-CA.org
Over 30 leading industry suppliers and solution providers exhibited at AGC’s Construction Expo in conjunction with the Annual Conference.
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membership or events planned in the year ahead, contact the state office at (916) 371-2422 or visit the AGC website at
www.agc-ca.org.
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