NECA's Congratulations and Call for Unity
In the aftermath of the recent presidential election, the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) extends heartfelt congratulations to President-elect Trump and Vice President-elect Vance, along with the elected Senators and Representatives. NECA wishes to encourage a renewed commitment to unity and shared purpose within the electrical construction industry. During this time of transition, NECA is eager to work collaboratively with industry stakeholders to foster growth, innovation, and prosperity for all electrical contractors.
Commitment to Industry Progress
NECA CEO David Long emphasized the importance of solidarity and shared goals among electrical construction leaders. "This election has reminded us of our responsibility as leaders in the electrical construction industry to come together and support one another. Regardless of individual perspectives, we are united by our commitment to advancing our industry and building a brighter future for the customers and communities we serve and our hardworking employees," said Long. He further stated that NECA will continue to advocate for sensible tax policy, permitting reform, and electrification initiatives that benefit the industry.
The Role of the Electrical Industry
Our industry plays a vital role in powering the nation's progress, and we are committed to working with the new administration to support infrastructure investment, job creation, and economic stability. Marco Giamberardino, NECA's Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs, highlighted the association's dedication to collaborative growth, stating, "Through our unified voice and collective efforts, NECA is committed to ensuring that the needs and contributions of our members are at the forefront of national policy discussions."
Advocacy and Support for Members
As NECA and its members move forward into a new phase, the association reaffirms its dedication to providing necessary resources and advocacy that help members thrive. NECA will work diligently to enhance workforce development, expand access to emerging technologies, and champion solutions that advance industry success and trade resilience.
About NECA
NECA stands as the voice of the $240 billion electrical construction industry, bringing power, light, and communication technology to buildings and communities across North America. With its national office and 118 local chapters, NECA actively promotes the industry through advocacy, education, research, and the development of standards. For more information, visit www.necanet.org.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is NECA's response to the recent election results?
NECA has congratulated the newly elected officials and called for unity in the electrical construction industry to foster collaborative growth and innovation.
How does NECA plan to support its members moving forward?
NECA will focus on enhancing workforce development, expanding access to technology, and advocating for policies that benefit its members' success.
What are the key goals for NECA in the new administration?
NECA aims to support infrastructure investment, job creation, and economic stability in line with the new administration's policies.
Who leads NECA?
David Long is the CEO of NECA, emphasizing community support and solidarity within the electrical contracting sector.
What does NECA represent?
NECA represents the electrical construction industry, promoting advocacy, education, and standards for member contractors across North America.
