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Former Fox Valley members: An email went out earlier this morning from info@chicagolandagc.org regarding your login credentials. If you did not receive this email, please list info@chicagolandagc.org as a safe sender and contact Hilary Korabik at hkorabik@chicagolandagc.org for your credentials. Former BA members: Your login credentials are the same as they were with the Builders Association. If you've forgotten your username or password, contact Hilary Korabik at hkorabik@chicagolandagc.org. Through our member portal you have access to member pricing for events, the ability to pay invoices online, and access to member-only documents such as contracts and wage negotiations. Please note: From time to time, we send out e-Blasts from info@chicagolandagc.org. Please whitelist this as a safe sender to be kept in the loop about upcoming events and industry news.
Our Construction Leadership Council (CLC) cultivates the next generation of leaders in the Chicagoland construction industry through educational, philanthropic, and networking events. Its growth is vital to the ongoing success of Chicagoland AGC, as it provides an entryway for young professionals to learn about the Association and get involved early on. Read on to learn about how your company can get involved.
Meet our Executive Secretary, Mike Hampson. Mike moved with his family to Sycamore 12 years ago to serve as the Executive Director of Fox Valley AGC. Prior to that, Mike had worked for eight years as the Director of Member Services for Central Illinois Builders of AGC. Mike grew up in the construction world, as his father was a heavy highway contractor in Springfield, IL. While earning his BA in Business Management at University of Illinois Springfield, Mike was a member of the laborers union and worked with many of the local contractors. Mike looks forward to working with membership and staff to build CAGC into the premier construction association. Mike excels at member relations and aims to get everyone as involved in the Association as possible. When not working, Mike enjoys spending time with his children and grandchildren and playing soccer.
Join us the afternoon of April 3 at the Conference Center of 1211 W. 22nd Street in Oak Brook for a complimentary seminar on tax reform. Registration will begin at 2:30 pm, with the presentation beginning at 3:00 pm. Cocktails and a social hour will follow. While simplification may have been achieved for some individual taxpayers, contractors must navigate a maze of new, complex and interrelated tax provisions. This interactive seminar will discuss the implications of tax reform and what your firm should do now to plan for the changes. By understanding the potential impacts of the changes, your firm may retain competitive edge in the marketplace. Advanced registration is required.
Please register online and remember to log in for member pricing. Contact Hilary Korabik for login credentials and sponsorship opportunities.
You are cordially invited to our very first Chicagoland AGC Spring Summit on Wednesday, May 16 at Maggiano's in Oak Brook. Registration will begin at 11:30, with the luncheon and program starting at noon. The event will feature a presentation on the importance of company culture in the construction industry, honor this year’s Safety Award winners, and provide an opportunity to network with other industry professionals.
On Tuesday, April 3, Chicagoland AGC's St. Charles office will hold a meeting for members to meet with Riley Construction Company, Inc. at 2020 Dean Street, Unit I in St. Charles, IL. Riley Construction will be the general contractor for the new St. Charles police station. The purpose of this open house is to allow CAGC members an opportunity to preview the project scope, schedule, and procurement process and to meet the project team members. Demolition is scheduled for May through July of 2018 and construction is scheduled for August of 2018 through July of 2019. The time of the open house will be announced in a follow-up email.
Member companies Pepper Construction and Tyler Lane Construction were recognized last Tuesday at the AGC of America 99th Annual Convention in New Orleans. Pepper's Indiana team won first place in the Construction Safety Excellence Awards for the 250,000-650,000 hours division, and Tyler Lane received the Merit Award in Building Revision $10 to $99 million for the Lane Tech College Prep project. Congrats!
Alexander has been with McHugh his entire post-collegiate career. He began with the company as an intern and has served as a project manager, chief estimator, and, most recently, senior vice president. His industry-leading engineering, technical, and management skills have been behind some of the most expensive, complex and highest-profile structures in the City of Chicago, including Aqua at Lakeshore East, Trump International Hotel and Tower, and Vista Tower. As president, Alexander will oversee all company operations, directing its multidisciplinary team toward continued success in high-rise residential projects, concrete construction, historic restoration, ultra-high luxury hospitality, entertainment, special use, rail and infrastructure works. Congratulations!
David Schremser has been promoted to Vice President. In his new role, he will oversee project management and sales. Dave has more than 18 years of experience in the Chicago commercial construction market and 10 years of tenure with Alliance. Steve Rudnick has been promoted to Vice President, Field Operations. In his new role, he will bring vision and acumen in overseeing extensive field operations for the company. Steve honed his technical skills as a union carpenter for 15 years and has over 10 years of tenure with Alliance. Richard Horneck has been promoted to Project Executive. In his new role, he will provide estimating and project management expertise to a large portfolio of blue-chip clients. Richard has more than 12 years of experience and 8 years of tenure with Alliance. Congrats!
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