Yesterday, the Senate confirmed David Andersen, president of Andersen Construction Company, Inc. and AGC past president from 2001, to the Workers’ Compensation Division’s Management Labor Advisory Committee. Once David Andersen
The AGC Board of Directors has voted to submit a “friend of the court” brief to the Oregon Court of Appeals in a lawsuit questioning whether insurance carriers or contractors
In a show of bipartisanship, the Senate voted 85-11 to invoke cloture on its two-year, $109 billion surface transportation legislation. This places a time limit on consideration of the bill
DJC: Portland Water Bureau attempting to cool Bull Run River.
In a recent blog post at oregonbusiness.com, Oregon economist Bill Conerly analyzes the state of the real estate sector. His conclusion: the past isn’t necessarily prologue. In past economic
This past Monday, I attended the 2011 Oregon Leadership Summit in Portland. It was attended by about 1,200 business leaders, government leaders, and others from around the state. The Summit
Thursday, December 1st the South Coast Area Council held their annual meeting, reception, and dinner at Ciccarelli’s Restaurant in North Bend. The event has become a highly anticipated tradition on
I started working at Intel in December 1994. At that time, there were just short of 3,000 websites—in the world! To “browse” the web in those days, we used a
The Oregon-Columbia Chapter will be well represented at the 2013 Construction Safety Excellence Awards (CSEA) program, as five of our local members were selected as finalists moving forward! R &
The AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Grammer as our business development specialist. Jim’s mission is to grow membership in alignment with the Oregon-Columbia Chapter’s
