AGC Committees
Expand the committees below to learn more about each group's purpose, and reach out to the staff contact listed for information on how to join that committee.
Plans the annual Anchorage Golf Tournament. For years, golfers from the Alaska construction industry, including general contractors, suppliers, subcontractors, union leaders and the sponsors of the tournament have been meeting on the course to network, exchange golf tips and help increase the education funds available to students pursuing careers in the construction industry.
Staff contact: Catherine Sullivan
Board Development Committee (BDC) works year-round to continuously improve the governance, leadership and the board of directors of the organization. The BDC is tasked with accomplishing these goals through Board and Leadership Skillset Improvement, Leadership Education/Training, Board Assessment, Board and Leadership Orientation, Organization Governance Structure and Board Nominations
Staff Contact: Megan Hoen
Works together with its component Task Forces to organize and plan the annual AGC Conference. Includes: Dinner Dance Subcommittee, Speakers Subcommittee, and the Vendor Room Subcommittee.
Staff contact: Catherine Sullivan
Facilitates negotiations for statewide Labor agreements and maintains relations between Contractors and Unions.
Staff Contact: Megan Hoen
The Fairbanks Task Force Committee is a group of Interior members who offer guidance and support for the Fairbanks Branch Manager in planning fundraisers, networking events, industry events, informational seminars, and workshops for AGC Members in the Interior.
- Fairbanks Golf Subcommittee
Plans the annual Fairbanks Golf Tournament.
- Fairbanks Bowl-a-thon Subcommittee
Plans the annual Fairbanks Bowl-a-thon.
- Fairbanks Associate Council Subcommittee
Comprised entirely of Associate members who meet to increase opportunities for members to interact. They plan the annual Fairbanks Casino Night & Excellence Reception.
- Fairbanks UAF Endowment Subcommittee
Responsible for monitoring and reviewing the status of the AGC Endowments at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF).
Staff contact: Sara Maguire
Responsible for the Alaska Contractor Magazine, deciding content and appearance of each quarterly issue.
Staff Contact: Laurel Pagliai
Reviews legislative matters involving construction or construction related activities introduced by federal, state, and local government.
Staff Contact: Alicia Amberg
Directs the CLC group in its membership and event planning. The mission of the CLC is to cultivate the next generation of leaders for Alaska's construction industry by providing professional development and networking opportunities.
Staff Contact: Laurel Pagliai
Plans the annual Sporting Clays Shoot.
Staff contact: Catherine Sullivan
Responsible for all issues regarding AGC membership including recruitment and retention. Help plan Member Mixers and engagement/outreach for prospects and existing members.
Staff Contact: Laurel Pagliai
This Committee develops education and training opportunities and promotes interest in Alaska construction through its annual scholarships. The committee actively advocates for construction education by supporting middle school and high school education through efforts to teach sessions in the classroom. This committee provides continued effort to build and maintain a positive relationship with The University of Alaska Anchorage to foster communication between generations of future AGC Members.
Staff Contact: Ruby Oatman
The committee is a continued effort to establish an open environment conducive to fostering partnership and collaboration between USACE, industry, and state/local government. It’s made up of high level stakeholders and experts who put personal profit motives aside to provide guidance on key issues such as: motivating factors for engagement with the USACE, barriers to entry, problems during execution, improved transparency, bids, submittals, policy, objectives, budgetary controls, and more.
Staff Contacts: Megan Hoen
This committee is the means for AGC members to obtain knowledge on upcoming safety issues affecting the industry, receive assistance to achieve compliance with OSHA regulations, provide opportunities for safety training & education for member companies, and to act as a resource for safety materials and information.
Check out the Safety Resources Page
Staff Contact: Catherine Sullivan
This committee is made up of DOT contractors and meets on an as-needed basis with DOT staff to address issues and regulations affecting the industry, and enhance the relationship with the Department of Transportation.
Staff contact: Megan Hoen