The 2011 AGC PAC Chapter Board competition finished strong, as 23 (bolded below) of the 38 participating chapters achieved 100 percent board member participation and a chance to win a complimentary, standard registration package for AGC’s 2013 convention.
Chapters participating in the 2011 contest included:
| AGC of Alaska |
AGC of Missouri, Inc |
| Arizona Chapter-AGC |
Montana Contractors’ Association |
| Arkansas Chapter AGC |
Nebraska Building Chapter-AGC |
| San Diego Chapter |
Nebraska Chapter-AGC |
| Carolinas AGC |
Nevada Chapter, AGC |
| AGC of Colorado Building Chapter Inc |
Associated Contractors of New Mexico |
| Colorado Contractors Assn Inc |
New Mexico Building Branch |
| AGC of Connecticut Inc |
AGC of Oklahoma Building Chapter |
| Georgia Branch, AGC |
AGC of Oklahoma General Contractors |
| General Contractors Assn of Hawaii |
Oregon-Columbia Chapter-AGC |
| Central Illinois Builders |
Master Builders' Association of W PA |
| Fox Valley AGC |
Constructors Assn of W Pennsylvania |
| AGC of Kansas Inc |
AGC of South Dakota, Inc |
| Kansas Contractors Association |
AGC of East Tennessee |
| AGC of Kentucky Inc |
AGC of Texas |
| AGC of Western Kentucky Inc |
Utah Chapter |
| Louisiana AGC Inc |
AGC of Virginia |
| AGC of Minnesota |
AGC of Washington |
| Mississippi Valley Branch-AGC |
Inland Northwest Chapter-AGC |
Contest Nuggets:
First Chapter to log 100 percent participation: NE Bldg Chapter (4/29/11)
Chapter reaching 100 percent with highest # of board members: AGC of Alaska (35)
Chapter generating most board dollars: CAWPA ($18,000)
2011 Award Distribution:
All 2011 Chapter Board Awards will be distributed at the National and Chapter Leadership Luncheon at AGC’s 93rd Annual Convention, Hilton Hawaiian Village; Tuesday, March 13, Tappa Ballroom 3, 12:15 – 1:30 p.m.
As most of our chapters are aware, PAC contributions are essential to advancing the industry’s legislative priorities on Capitol Hill. They are a part of the political business just as much as submitting bids is a part of the contracting business. Again, we are sincerely grateful for your support.
Get your chapter involved early. Join us now and reap the competitive edge of early registration for the 2012 board contest.
Our chapter involvement determines the success of this ongoing program and reflects AGC PAC’s ongoing goal to “Build a Better Congress.”
Prepare Early for 2012 Chapter Board Contest:
Click here to review 2012 contest rules and commit your board’s support for the 2012 challenge. E-mail or fax (703/837-5407) your completed 2012 intent-to-participate form and board roster to Cecelia Casey in the National AGC PAC office at
caseyc@agc.org (PH: 703/837-5435).
For more information on AGC PAC, please visit www.agc.org/PAC. 