August 2007
Volume 1 Issue 1
AGC Announces 1st Annual Training & Development Conference
Leadership Development
Leadership on the Bottom Line
AGC’s Leadership in Construction Workshop - Septemeber 12-14, 2007 in San Diego
Leadership Training Available on DVD
Project Management
AGC Develops Curriculum for New Project Managers
AGC Offers Project Manager Course
Supervisory Training
AGC Addresses Demand for Supervisory Training
AGC Offers Instructor Training Workshop
Estimating
AGC-ASPE's Estimating Academy Comes to Norfolk, VA
Construction Futures Initiatives
AGC of America Seeks Support for National Careers in Construction Week
Construction Career Academy Brochure
Construction Futures Products Now Available ONLINE
Chapter Spotlight
Chicago’s Construction Career Opportunity Program
Upcoming Professional Development Programs
Strategic Planning for Small-Medium Firms: How to Prepare and What to Expect
Exempt or Non-Exempt? Applying the FLSA White Collar Rules to the Construction Industry
AGC's 2007-2008 Professional Development Calendar
Online Institute
Stay Out of the Summer Heat – Train Online
Committee News
AGC’s Construction Education Committee to meet September 27-29, 2007
AGC's Workforce Development Committee to meet in San Diego, January 15-16
Environment
AGC Issues Request for Proposals
Construction Stats
How Does the Construction Industry Impact Your State’s Economy?
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How Does the Construction Industry Impact Your State’s Economy?

AGC of America has compiled state-by-state fact sheets that summarize the impact of construction in each state, including the number of people employed in construction and their average pay. 

To access this valuable information about your state and others, click here.

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