STRUCTURE
The construction industry is filled with people who are doing incredible things to transform their lives, uplift the people around them, and strengthen their communities. Behind the perceived grit of construction is a vibrant culture of generosity, resilience, and heart that should be celebrated.
That’s why AGC East Tennessee is excited to launch STRUCTURE, a new lifestyle magazine to spotlight the best part of construction … its people.
STRUCTURE features inspiring stories of peers going the extra mile, tips on health and wellness, favorite jobsite gear, and real-life motivation from people you actually know in the industry. It’s a platform that honors the tough, compassionate, and driven professionals who make construction what it is.
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IN THIS ISSUE …
Lunch and Learn: ChatGPT
How is artificial intelligence affecting the business of construction? As creepy as it is, if you don't learn how to incorporate AI into your business model, you might get left behind. Join Matt Jeffrey, owner of Chattanooga Floor Care, to...
100% Job Placement for CCC Grads!
All graduates at the Construction Career Center who were willing and eligible to be placed in a summer job have now secured positions at AGC member companies! Though we had a smaller enrollment for the first class, by the end of year 3 the CCC will be graduating over...
May Member Meeting with President of Chattanooga Lookouts
May 25 Member MeetingMember Lunch Meeting with Rich Mozingo, President and GM of the Chattanooga Lookouts Thursday, May 25 at the Construction Career Center Networking at 11:30 am * Program at 12 pm * $25 per Member Look out! Minor league baseball is changing and not...
Family Summer Social!
Saturday, June 17 at theConstruction Career Center 4pm - 7:30pm * $15 per person * Kids under 12 FREEBring the kids and join us for an afternoon of fun at our Family Summer Social at the Construction Career Center! Turn the littles loose in our inflatable bounce...
Tough job vacancies in construction
In a survey to members in the AGC America, 91% of the contractors had heartache trying to find people to work both in the field and in construction manager. The survey showed that companies had the most challenge finding millwrights (87%), carpenters (85%), plumbers...