Our Mission Statement

AGC of Michigan serves the construction professionals of Michigan by fostering and strengthening the key values of skill, integrity and responsibility of those who build Michigan.

Culture of CARE

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As the nation’s leading construction industry trade association, AGC is committed to helping our member companies achieve their business goals. AGC provides the broadest menu of educational programs, member benefits and advocacy efforts to ensure that our member firms can successfully compete and that their employees have the opportunity to advance in their careers.

AGC fully embraces diversity within its membership. People of diverse backgrounds, opinions, perspectives, experiences, and ideas bring creativity and vitality that maximizes member engagement at all levels of the association. Fostering an environment that is welcoming and inclusive to all individuals is essential to achieving our mission and places our members in a position to contribute to the industry’s future success.

​AGC invites you to build an inclusive company workplace. Be a leader.  Commit your company to a Culture of CARE where everyone feels valued, respected and heard.  Learn more at www.BuildCulture.org

History

The AGC of Michigan is a full service construction trade association providing services to Michigan's leading general contractors, construction managers, specialty contractors and related construction industry companies. A diverse group of Michigan's leading constructors and industry-related firms make the AGC of Michigan the organization of choice for those associated with the construction industry.

 In 2007, the Michigan Chapter AGC (founded in 1927) and the AGC, Greater Detroit Chapter (founded in 1916) merged to become the AGC of Michigan. The statewide organization now represents more than 400 members promoting the AGC values of skill, integrity and responsibility.

 AGC of Michigan is a proud chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America. AGC of America represents more than 32,000 firms, organized into approximately 100 chapters throughout the fifty states and Puerto Rico, and is recognized as the authority in construction-related issues.

Our Sponsors