AGC of Alaska Elects New Executive Board of Directors
AGC of Alaska’s new executive board of directors
AGC of Alaska
The Associated General Contractors of Alaska (AGC) elected a new executive board of directors to close out AGC’s annual conference held at the Captain Cook Hotel.
“Our Board of Directors is made up of those members who devote their time, effort, and wherewithal to AGC business,” says Thea Scalise, Assistant Executive Director of AGC. “This responsibility not only includes service to the association, but active participation on Chapter committees, the lifeblood of our organization. We are honored by the wealth of knowledge, professionalism, and dedication presented by our Board of Directors.
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AGC Executive Board of Directors |
Title |
Representing Organization |
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Chris Reilly |
President |
Rain Proof Roofing |
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Gary Klebs |
Vice President |
KLEBS Mechanical, Inc. |
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Sarah Lefebvre |
Secretary |
Exclusive Paving DBA Colaska, Inc. |
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Brian Midyett |
Treasurer |
STG Pacific, LLC |
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Marcus Trivette |
Contractor-at-Large |
Brice, Inc. |
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Kirk Currey |
Associate Member |
Construction Machinery Industrial, LLC (CMI) |
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Cuauhtemoc “Rod” Rodriguez |
Immediate Past President |
Coldfoot Environmental Services, Inc. |
“AGC membership to me and my company is about having a voice,” says Robby Capps of F & W Construction Co. and AGC Past President. “For seventy years AGC has been the voice of our members and our industry in Alaska, on legislative issues, workforce development issues, labor issues, and safety issues. Membership is one of the best investments your company will ever make.”
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