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Legislative Committee
The AGC Legislative Committee is a group of members that collaborate to address important issues affecting the industry. The group focuses on the state legislative process and bills, as well as major state agencies like the state architect, Co Dept of Labor & Employment (CDLE) and Co Dept of Public Health & Environment (CDPHE), as well as local entities like Denver, Colorado Springs, and Ft. Collins. Members also interview candidates for the state legislature and approve Political Action Committee contributions to candidates. The committee meets (virtually) twice a month from Jan - May and once a month the remainder of the year.
Mountain Committee
The AGC Mountain Committee meets in Glenwood Springs to addresses mountain area issues and develop events and programs. The committee is currently focusing on creating a multi school district Career Technical Education (CTE) center for high school construction trades program, most likely in the Rifle area. AGC and our Construction Education Foundation would provide curriculum and instructor support for both the high school and adult pre-apprenticeship programs at the center. The committee also holds several networking receptions, developer presentations, and a summer golf tournament.
Northern Colorado Committee
Discusses northern area issues and concerns, plans programs to benefit the industry, hosts regional networking events.
Safety Task Force
The purpose of the Task Force is to raise awareness and provide resources to help members be proactive in the prevention of fires and respond to a crisis should one occur.
Southern Colorado Committee
Discusses southern area issues and concerns, plans programs to benefit the industry, hosts regional networking events.
Subcontractor Relations Committee
Identifies and discusses issues of concern between general contractors and subcontractors.
Specialty Contractors Council
Specialty Contractor Council exists to identify key issues impacting the specialty contractors, communicating
and providing influence on these issues to the general and
specialty contracting communities.
The SCC was formed in 2005 to give specialty contractors a strong voice in the association and better serve the needs of the growing ranks of over 250 specialty contractor members.
• Provide training and educate on key issues.
• Improve communication on key issues.
• Increase business development and networking opportunities.
Subcontractor Relations Committee
Subcontractor Relations Committee exist to create a joint effort of both general contractors and subcontractors to promptly identify the real problems and issues within the construction industry and provide solutions to those problems.
Through the committee there is improved communication and cooperation between the general contractors and subcontractors to resolve problems in a mutually beneficial manner.
AGC Staff
Michael Gifford President/CEO mgifford@agccolorado.org
Bryan Cook
Chapter Operations Director bryan@agccolorado.org
Andrea Berumen
Director of Membership & Communications andrea@agccolorado.org
Bradley Gassman
Safety & Environmental Director bradley@agccolorado.org
Andrea Feldman
Controller afeldman@agccolorado.org
Polly Mize
Executive Assistant polly@agccolorado.org
Connie Herrera
Office Assistant connie@agccolorado.org
Cathy Bedell
Educational Outreach Coordinator cathy@agccolorado.org
Stephanie Godwin
Event Manager stephanie@agccolorado.org
Erika Anderson
CCN Program Director erika@agccolorado.org
Jim Spence
CCN Recruiter jim@agccolorado.org
Karen Espejo
CCN Recruiter karen@agccolorado.org
Lisa Seaman Workforce Manager lisa@agccolorado.org
Sarah Bremmer
CIC Student Recruiter sarah@agccolorado.org
Mark Rubinson
Facility Manager markr@agccolorado.org
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