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Advocate for the Industry

Together we advance our industry! Doing business in California is challenging. A strong industry voice comes through strong advocate members. By standing up for the best interests of our industry, we drive change and create opportunities to build.

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Industry Voices

The AGC Government Affairs team is undoubtably the voice of the Construction Industry in California. The team of dedicated individuals work to assure that all proposed legislation that impacts our industry is clearly understood and takes the appropriate action. They do a great job of educating legislators, informing the membership, and soliciting input. Their relationships with our state legislators give the AGC a seat at the table.

AGC was able to really illustrate why we should be deemed essential and why California needed our work to continue, but also how we were able as an industry to really keep our workers safe. As contractors, we could not have advocated for ourselves in the way that AGC was able to because of their relationships

Dina Kimble, 2022-2023 President, AGC of California
Royal Electric Co.

Did You Know

100+

Number of 2020 local, state, and national news stories where we spoke and/or provided thought leadership on behalf of our industry.

20+

Number of 2020 national and international conferences where we spoke about saving the industry and the future of construction.

Case Studies

Keeping Our Industry Working During a Global Pandemic

AGC Value Delivered

AGC secured construction’s “Essential” status by working with the Governor’s office after the initial Stay-at-Home order to ensure construction was deemed an essential industry.
This effort further ensured that restrictions in local government ordinances on public and private projects were removed.

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