AGC/NWUCA Safety & Health Forum
The AGC/NWUCA Safety Forum is a fast paced dialogue session where best safety and health practices are discussed. New this year, there will be a featured keynote speaker and three
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Nominations Now Open for DJC Newsmakers
2019 DJC Newsmakers Award Luncheon The Daily Journal of Commerce Newsmakers awards program and publication honors the built environment’s most interesting and influential people, companies, and organizations of the past
Meet Stoel Rives
AGC would not be able to have the successful events and meetings without our generous partners! As a benefit of our yearly Partner Program, we spotlight each of our member
Get to Know BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon
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AGC Members are Icons & Phenoms
Phenoms & Icons, DJC Oregon’s newest award program, honors the local building industry’s long-time leaders while recognizing the up-and-coming professionals expected to share the future of architecture, engineering, construction, development,
Take a Fresh Look at the DJC
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Meet Convergence Networks
AGC would not be able to have the successful events and meetings without our generous partners! As a benefit of our yearly Partner Program, we spotlight each of our member
Meet Stewart Sokol & Larkin, LLC
AGC would not be able to have the successful events and meetings without our generous partners! As a benefit of our yearly Partner Program, we spotlight each of our member
Opportunities for Business Development
If you are a certified DBE or ESB business owner, read on! Are you interested in taking classes related to accessing capital or learning other small business practices to develop
Workplace Safety Video Contest for Oregon High Schoolers
High school students across Oregon are invited to let their video skills shine for a good cause: increasing awareness about workplace safety for young workers. The annual “Speak up. Work