ASSOCIATION HIGHLIGHTS


Leading a powerful Women in Construction educational session were, from left, Danielle Edberg, Procore.org; Dani Stauft, PlanGrid; Nataline Lomedico, Giroux Glass; Dr. Giovanna Brasfield, Hensel Phelps; Priscilla Chavez, PCL Construction Services, Inc.; and Holly Cindell, Consults on Construction. Vice President Mike Blach, right, welcomed Ryan Aukerman, Griffith Company, into the President’s Club member for outstanding member recruitment.


Opening session speaker Kris Lengieza of Procore


Closing session speaker Katie McConnell


A student chapter job fair allowed AGC employers to meet potential future workers.


Pictured at the President’s reception: 2018 President Walt Johnson (left) and wife, Pegeen, (far right), with Dan McGrew, Cheryl Weiler, and Guy & Heidi Barker.


At the Welcome reception are l-r: 2018 AGC of California President Walt Johnson, AGC of America First Lady and 2018 President Robbie and Eddie Stewart, 2019 AGC of California President Jerome Di Padova, Michelle Loveall and Past President Steve Blois.


AGC State Board Tackles Myriad Issues


on October 26th


During the State Board meeting , AGC of America


President Eddie Stewart of Caddell Construction addressed top priorities for AGC nationally. Stewart, who was President during AGC’s centennial year, highlighted his theme of


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“Focused on the Future.” He noted that AGC’s top priority of developing the future workforce is “a national problem that has got to be solved at the local level.” He also touched on various other industrywide issues including steel tariffs, the need for long-term infrastructure funding, the impact of technology and the need to increase diversity in the construction industry.


AGC of California President Walt


Johnson reported on various aspects of the association’s programs and initia- tives in California. CEO Peter Tateishi led a discussion on proposed changes to AGC and its bylaws in order to make the association more dynamic and responsive as it focuses on its strategic pillars of shaping policy in California, improving industry relationships and developing the future workforce.


Networking Opportunities Along with the business,


construction expo, and educational offerings, AGC’s Annual Conference featured a wide variety of social and networking gatherings. For more information on AGC events, contact the state office at (916) 371-2422 or visit the AGC website at www.agc-ca. org. 


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