The Biggest Event of the Year!
The AGC Summer Convention returns this year with a Wednesday-to-Friday schedule. Expand your knowledge with more educational breakout sessions, covering a wider range of topics and offering more CEUs for your Construction Contractors Board requirements. Network and connect with chapter leaders, owners, project managers, and industry associates during our dynamic multi-day event. The Summer Scramble Tournament also returns (separate registration required for golf and convention proper). Bond with your team and create lasting memories at our fun activities, while our evening entertainment provides the perfect platform to unwind and celebrate. Whether you’re seeking education, networking, or simply a rewarding and fun escape, the Summer Convention has it all.
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2025 Sponsors
Connect with chapter leaders, safety professionals, award recipients, and more.
Click here or contact Kc Pruneda for more information.
- Anchor Insurance & Surety, Inc.
- CNA Surety
- Dunn Carney LLP
- IMA Financial Group
- Sokol & Larkin
- Stoel Rives LLP
- Sundt Construction, Inc.
- Gerding Builders, LLC
- Moss Adams, LLP
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- Miller Nash LLP
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Additional Convention Information
Wednesday, August 14
5–7 pm
Welcome Reception
Thursday, August 15
8 am
Breakfast Service Begins
8:30–10 am
Opening Keynote
From Boomers to Zoomers – Creating a Winning Workforce Across Generations
Lindsay Boccardo, Keynote Speaker, Career Strategist, Corporate Trainer
Opening Keynote presented by IMA Financial Group/Parker, Smith & Feek
10 am–12 pm
Activity
Pickleball, sign up at convention registration table, meet at the outdoor pickleball courts
10:30–11:30 am
Breakout Session 1
Legislative Insights: State Policy
Discussion with Senator Mark Meek & Senator Daniel Bonham
Breakout Session 2
Mental Health in the Construction Industry
Mandi Kime, MS, BS, BA, CSP, CHST, Safety Director, AGC of Washington
11:45 AM
Lunch Service Begins
Dessert Dash, presented by the Professional and Industry Associates Council
12:30–1:45 pm
Lunch Keynotes
Mass Timber at PDX – Cultivating Construction, Climate, and Supply Chain Benefits
Annie Reeves, Senior Project Manager, Hoffman Construction
Jacob Dunn, Principal, ZGF Architects LLP
AGC of America Guest Speakers, presented by Sundt Construction
2–3 pm
Breakout Session 3
Building Smarter: Constructing the Future with Generative AI
James Spellos
Breakout Session 4
Creating Your Own E-Tool Box
Shelley Nasby, CSP, Senior Safety Management Consultant, SAIF
Breakout Session 5
Retainage Q&A
Panel participants TBA
3–4 pm
General Session
IP17/BM 118: A Contractor’s Perspective
Panel participants TBA
4–5 pm
Breakout Session 6
SAIF – AGC PVD+ Q&A
Panel participants TBA
4–6 pm
Activity
OSU Alumni and CLC Networking Mixer
Sunriver Taproom hosted by OSU School of Civil and Construction Engineering and Construction Leadership Council
4–5:30 pm
Activity
Brews & Cruise, sign up at the convention registration table, meet at the Bike Barn
6 pm
Dinner Service Begins
Friday, August 16
8–10 am
Oregon-Columbia Chapter Board of Directors Meeting
9 am
Light Breakfast Service
10–10:50 am
Breakout Session 7
Blueprints for Resilience: Navigating Cyber Threats in Construction
John Stephens, CISSP, CRISC, CISA, CEH, Pentest+, Security+, ITIL Foundation
Chief Information Security Officer, Convergence Networks
Breakout Session 8
What is “Good Culture” Anyways?
Jonathan Cinelli, Performance Coach, Educator, Speaker, Author
11 am–12 pm
Closing Keynote Speaker
Everything You Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence…But Didn’t Know to Ask
James Spellos
Closing Keynote Speaker Presented by Convergence Networks
Speaker
Lindsay Boccardo
For more than a decade, Lindsay has been coaching, researching, and developing programs for professional growth and emotional health in the workplace. As a nationally recognized generational expert, Lindsay has partnered with organizations such as Roche, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, Carpenter Realtors, and the Indiana Supreme Court. Lindsay earned a degree in psychology and public communication from Syracuse University, and a professional coaching certification through the International Coach Federation. By providing education through keynote speeches around the country, podcasts, and her YouTube channel, Lindsay empowers organizations to maximize the talent of their diverse workforce and helps individuals find the joy in understanding why every generation matters.
SPEAKER
Jacob Dunn
Jacob Dunn’s upbringing in rural Idaho fostered a profound sense of community and environmental stewardship that inspires his work to this day. As a building performance specialist who brings together architecture, science, and sustainability, he explores the link between aesthetics and analytics to create high-performance projects that cultivate a stronger relationship with the natural world. He’s also known for his expertise in mass timber, with deep knowledge of how sustainable and transparent procurement impacts local ecology, regional economies, and global carbon emissions. Whether Jacob is simulating building physics with computational design, collaborating with universities on research initiatives, or working on new life cycle analysis tools for mass timber—his goal is to help redefine the relationship between our buildings and the land and communities they come from.
SPEAKER
James Spellos
Jim Spellos is the president of Meeting U., whose mission for over 20 years is to help people become more productive and comfortable with technology.
In 2022, Meeting Professionals International included Jim on their most influential list in the hospitality industry in honor of their 50th anniversary celebration. In 2021, Glisser named Jim one of the most influential people in virtual events.
He was a faculty member at New York University for 25 years, receiving both their Award for Teaching Excellence and their Outstanding Service Award. In 2015, Jim was named one of the Meeting Industry’s Trendsetters by Meetings Today magazine.
17600 Center Drive
Sunriver, Oregon, 97707
Reservations
Sunriver Resort is sold out for our convention dates.
We have secured a room block at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites: Bend South. Click here to book your room.
Reservations
Sunriver Resort is sold out for our convention dates. We are working on an off-site option. Please check back.
Member Media Library
Access important event information and video recordings: HERE
Our Member Media Library is a hub for recordings, PowerPoints, and more! You can find recordings from Summer Conventions and Annual Business Meetings using your same login as the AGC website.
Log-In Steps
- Click this link to go to the platform: agc-oregon.mclms.net/en/
- Log in using the same credentials as used on the AGC website (username is your email). Please note: If you are having troubles with accessing the platform, please click the Forgot Password link to reset your login information.
Questions? Contact Coral Genochio
We're in for another spectacular year!
The 2023 Summer Convention presented by SAIF was a year for the books! With fantastic speakers, breakout sessions, networking events, and special guests, it was an event to remember! Check out this quick overview of the event.
Registration FEes
Registration Type | Member | Non-Member | Early Bird - CLOSED |
Individual | $875 | $1,200 | $725 |
Guest | $350 | $500 | X |
Multi-Participant Registration (3) | $2,100 | $3,000 | X |
Multi-Participant Registration (5) | $3,200 | $4,500 | X |
Past President | $650 | X | X |
For registration questions, contact: Kc Pruneda:
971-940-6785 | kcp@agc-oregon.org
Registration Information - closed
Full Registration
- Includes golf press conference and awards, opening reception, and all meals and breakout sessions and keynotes.
Guest Registration
- Includes opening reception, guest activity (registration required).
- Must be attached to a Full Registration and not attending the conference for business purposes.
Limited capacity of 350 individuals.
Summer Scramble Golf Tournament registration is separate. Click here for golf registration.
Photo Policy:
- By attending an AGC Oregon-Columbia chapter event you consent and acknowledge that the event will be photographed and/or recorded for promotional purposes.
Cancellation Policy:
- Cancellations must be received in writing (email or mail) and received by July 19, 2024. A full refund less a $50 processing fee will be accepted if written cancellation is received prior to the deadline date. No refunds will be processed if a written cancellation is received after the deadline, however, substitutes will always be accepted.
Questions
Kc Pruneda, Events Manager
kcp@agc-oregon.org | 971-940-6785
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