Carolinas AGC Announces Its 2025 Board of Directors
Carolinas AGC (CAGC) is excited to reveal the members of its 2025 Board of Directors. This esteemed group is composed of talented leaders from various sectors within the construction industry. Their expertise and commitment to excellence are crucial as CAGC continues to advance its mission in the Carolinas.
Leadership Team Overview
The leadership team is as follows:
Chair: Ty Edmondson
Ty Edmondson from T. A. Loving Company takes the helm as Chair. His experience in managing large projects and teams positions him well to lead the Board effectively.
Chair Elect: Lynn Hansen
Lynn Hansen, representing Crowder Constructors Inc., will serve as Chair Elect. Her insight into construction operations enhances the Board's strategic direction.
Treasurer: Marty Moser
Marty Moser from Barnhill Contracting holds the role of Treasurer, ensuring the organization’s financial integrity through diligent oversight and management.
Vice Chair: Paul Edwards
As Vice Chair, Paul Edwards of Reeves will support the Chair in guiding the Board's initiatives and decisions.
Additional Board Members
Here’s the full roster of the Board:
Immediate Past Chair: Dean Wilson
Dean Wilson of Hood Construction Company, Inc. transitions to the role of Immediate Past Chair, providing valuable continuity and experience.
President & CEO: Dave Simpson, CAE
Dave Simpson serves as President & CEO of CAGC, driving the organization forward with his leadership and vision.
Highway-Heavy Division Chair: Brent E. Evans
Brent E. Evans of Banks Construction Company heads the Highway-Heavy Division, advocating for important infrastructure projects.
Building Division Chair: Matt Chambers
Matt Chambers from Clancy & Theys Construction is the Building Division Chair, focusing on building and construction advancements.
Utility Division Chair: Christopher Stike
Christopher Stike of Sanford Contractors leads the Utility Division, emphasizing sustainable practices in utility construction.
Specialty Division Chair: Josh Byers
Josh Byers, representing Wayne Brothers Companies, guides the Specialty Division with a focus on specialized construction activities.
Supplier Division Chair: Adam Dougherty
Adam Dougherty collaborates with Arthur J. Gallagher, overseeing the Supplier Division, vital for strengthening supplier relations.
Additional Directors
The Board also includes: Jim Roberts (Langston Construction Co. of Piedmont LLC), Beth Muter (Muter Construction, LLC), Drew Johnson (Branch Civil).
Appointed Director – Specialty/Supplier: Gerald Carr
Gerald Carr, from All-Pro Builders & Restorations, serves as the Appointed Director focusing on Specialty and Supplier aspects.
Appointed Director – Young Leader: Lindsay Smith
Lindsay Smith of Palmetto Corp. represents the young leaders on the Board, infusing new ideas and energy.
About Carolinas AGC
Carolinas AGC is a prominent construction trade association that unites various contractors and construction-related firms throughout the Carolinas. This association supports both small and large enterprises engaged in diverse construction activities encompassing building, utility, and highway work.
CAGC functions as a chapter of the AGC of America and is affiliated with ARTBA, providing members with essential resources, advocacy, and networking opportunities.
Stay connected and learn more by visiting CAGC's official website or their social media platforms. Their commitment to developing the future of construction in the Carolinas is evident through their member services and community engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the Carolinas AGC?
The Carolinas AGC serves as a trade association for construction professionals, aiding in advocacy, training, and networking.
Who are the key new members of the 2025 Board of Directors?
Key members include Chair Ty Edmondson, Chair Elect Lynn Hansen, and Treasurer Marty Moser, among others.
How can I learn more about Carolinas AGC?
You can learn more by visiting their official website or connecting with them on their social media platforms.
Who benefits from CAGC membership?
Membership benefits small and large contractors in the construction industry, offering resources and opportunities for growth.
What initiatives does CAGC focus on?
CAGC focuses on advocacy, workforce development, safety standards, and promoting best practices in the construction industry.
