45th Annual State Construction Conference Brings Industry Together in Raleigh March 11, 2026 It was a full house at the 45th Annual State Construction Conference Thursday at NC State’s McKimmon Center in Raleigh! More than 1,000 engineers, architects, designers, builders, and contractors convened to discuss construction standards, updates and industry changes. This conference is considered […]
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Register Now for 2026 CAGC/NCDOT Joint Winter Training Conferences
Register Now for 2026 CAGC/NCDOT Joint Winter Training Conferences Registration is now open for the 2026 CAGC/NCDOT Joint Training Workshops sponsored by the NC Department of Transportation and Carolinas AGC Highway Division. What to expect The workshops are designed to bring builders and owners together in a forum to generate an exchange of ideas and […]
CAGC Celebrates Women in Construction
CAGC Celebrates Women in Construction February 23, 2026 Events | More Opportunities We are proud to celebrate Women in Construction (WIC) Week from March 1 – 7, 2026! This year marks the 28th anniversary of this national week-long celebration, highlighting the incredible contributions of women in the construction industry. The 2026 theme, “Level Up. Build […]
NEW in 2026: Cyber Briefings for CAGC Members
NEW in 2026: Cyber Briefings for CAGC Members Cyber threats continue to grow in speed, scale, and sophistication, making awareness essential for today’s construction industry. Carolinas AGC is committed to keeping members informed about the evolving cyber landscape and providing a trusted forum to share risks, insights, and best practices. In 2026, Carolinas AGC is […]
2026 CAGC Construction/Construction Management Staff Salary Survey
2026 CAGC Construction/Construction Management Staff Salary Survey February 5, 2026 The Carolinas AGC (CAGC) Human Resources Committee has partnered with PAS, a national construction industry compensation and benefits data provider, in conducting the 2026 Construction Management Survey. The survey will provide you with valuable information regarding employee compensation offered by the Carolinas’ construction industry. Survey […]
Three Contractors Showcases Planned for February
Three Contractors Showcases Planned for February With over 150 members in attendance at our first Contractors Showcase in Charlotte, last October, we are excited to offer three more showcases this February! What to expect Carolinas AGC Members are invited to connect directly with up to 20 CAGC General & Specialty Contractor Members to learn about […]
Executive Leadership Transition
Executive Leadership Transition January 28, 2026 Carolinas AGC is pleased to announce that Leslie Clark will succeed Dave Simpson as President and CEO of CAGC, effective April 1, 2027. At that time, Dave will become a consultant for a year to ensure continuity and confidence. The Executive Committee of the Board, and Dave and Leslie, […]
CAGC Members Make SC Influential List
CAGC Members Make SC Influential List January 28, 2026 Congratulations to the Carolinas AGC members named to the 2025 South Carolina 500! This prestigious list recognizes the most influential leaders across the state and highlights those shaping South Carolina’s economy. We are proud to celebrate our members whose leadership and impact continue to move our […]
A Message from Your 2026 CAGC Board Chair
A Message from Your 2026 CAGC Board Chair By Lynn Hansen Crowder Constructors, Inc. January 14, 2026 As we begin a new year, I am honored to serve as the Chair of the Board of Directors. I am also blessed to live and work in the Carolinas. The people, companies and communities that we work […]
2026 Construction Outlook
2026 Construction Outlook: Carolinas Contractors See Strong Opportunities in Key Markets Despite Broader Uncertainty January 13, 2026 Results from AGC of America’s newly released 2026 Construction Outlook show that contractors across the Carolinas are entering the New Year with cautious optimism, especially in healthcare, power, water/sewer, and data center markets. While national expectations have “dampened” […]