Private/Public Industry Advisory CouncilThe Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America established the Private Industry Advisory Council (PIAC) in October 1993 to provide a direct line of communication between selected representatives of private industry responsible for the design and construction of facilities and AGC. The PIAC changed its name to the Private/Public Industry Advisory Council (PIAC) in 2007 to reflect the inclusion of public owner members. The PIAC consists of representatives from major U.S. commercial and manufacturing firms, public owners, AGC At-Large Members, and an AGC Steering Committee. This Steering Committee is comprised of eleven members of the AGC leadership. All At-Large and Owner Members are appointed by the PIAC Chair, in consultation with the AGC Building Division Chair, senior Building Division representative on the AGC Executive Board, and AGC staff. Recommendations of potential new PIAC members are welcome. MissionThe PIAC was established to provide a direct line of communication between private and public owners and the AGC of America. The primary mission of the PIAC is to promote dialogue with private and public owners involved in facility construction on issues including owner needs, market trends, industry best practices, and legislation. Through the PIAC, AGC's goal is to foster a construction industry that is more responsive to owners' needs. The PIAC's mission includes the following:
MeetingsThe PIAC meets annually in January and June in conjunction with the AGC Building Division meeting. The meeting format includes presentations on current issues by industry experts, as well as significant time for roundtable discussion. Topics that have been discussed by the PIAC include:
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