is Hispanic, and I’m fluent in Spanish. Tis helps me communicate effectively and build strong relationships on site. Additionally, I enjoy the responsibility of making decisions that directly impact the outcome of projects, knowing that my choices contribute to the success of the team and the project as a whole.
Q Do you have any advice to others considering a career in construction and considering joining the AGC student chapter at their college or university? A If you’re considering a career in con- struction, I’d highly recommend joining the AGC student chapter at your college or university. By becoming part of AGC, you’re joining a network of professionals who share a commitment to construction excellence. The workshops, training programs, and mentorship opportuni-
Call to Action: Continuing the Legacy
The ongoing partnership between AGC CEF and industry leaders is essential to building a brighter future for aspiring construction professionals like Jose Buenrostro. With your support, the AGC CEF can create more success stories like Jose’s, empowering the next generation of construction leaders and ensur- ing the continued growth and strength of our industry. To support the scholarship program and other work of AGC CEF, donate
today at
https://app.giveforms.com/campaigns/agc-cef/donate or contact Erin Volk, SVP workforce & community development; executive director, construc- tion education foundation, to discuss opportunities to partner with AGC CEF and its programs.
ties provided are invaluable for learning best practices that can enhance your efficiency and effectiveness on the job site. Te sense of community within AGC has been a huge benefit to me – offering
guidance, inspiration, and connections that have played a key role in my career development. It’s a great way to build a solid foundation for success in the industry.
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