Whether you are a building contractor from Iowa or an electrical sub-contractor from Virginia, AGC has a home for you.

AGC members may choose to be identified with one or more Occupational Divisions and/or Councils. Additionally, members may also wish to be appointed to one or more of AGC's productive Committees, Networks or Forums. All of these constituencies exist to provide a forum so that those engaged in similar types of construction activities may discuss common issues and opportunities, further their professional stature and develop policy for the association that benefits their specific industry area.

Divisions – AGC contractor members are served by four Occupational Divisions – the Building, the Federal and Heavy Construction, the Highway and Transportation, and the Municipal & Utilities Divisions. The Occupational Divisions provide members from specific industry segments the opportunity to stay informed of emerging issues and trends that are relevant to the type of construction work they perform every day.

Committees – AGC members may choose to participate in one or more of AGC’s 37 active Committees. Committees are the primary area where members are provided with information on industry specific topics and a forum for discussion of those issues affecting their every-day business needs.  Find your home within AGC - take a moment to tour the committees available that meet your personal industry needs!

Councils – AGC also encourages involvement and dialogue with and between all segments of the construction industry. Members may elect to participate in the Specialty Contractors Council, the Service & Supply Members Council, and the Private/Public Industry Advisory Council.

Networks – In addition to the Divisions, Councils and Committees, AGC has several Networks and Forums that address specific industry business concerns and groups. Members can stay up-to-date on Environmental issues affecting the industry through the Environmental Network and be informed of the latest employment trends and regulations through the Human Resources Network .

Future Contractors – No matter how new you are to the industry, you too can find a home within AGC. Construction students are encouraged to participate in AGC’s Student Chapters and emerging leaders within member firms may become involved in National AGC's Young Constructors Forum. Both groups allow new and developing entrants into the industry the opportunity to begin building the foundation for their industry networks!

Whatever your interest within the construction industry, AGC has a place for you learn, influence, guide and grow!