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The Role of a Chapter Governor

As a NECA Chapter Governor you are the official representative between your Chartered Chapter and the National organization. This is a position of tremendous responsibility as you guide NECA on behalf of your Chapter’s members. With 118 Chartered Chapters representing more than 4,400 member companies each Governor must weigh differing needs of their members and the overall needs of the association. This session will discuss those responsibilities to help all governors move NECA forward together.

Moderated by Jack Savage.

The State of AI in Electrical Contracting

AI is transforming the industry and contractors can leverage these technologies to enhance their businesses. This session will look at strategic and practical applications of AI as well as showcase real-life examples of how an electrical contractor is implementing cutting-edge technology across their operations. This dual perspective ensures you will receive both high-level insights and grounded, actionable takeaways you can apply to your own organization.

Think Big, Start Small: Scaling Innovation with a Growth Mindset

By starting small and testing innovations on a manageable scale, contractors can build confidence in what works, minimize risks, and set the foundation for scalable success. This session empowers electrical contractors to explore the potential of technology and process improvements without overcommitting resources. With a focus on adopting a growth mindset, attendees will gain practical strategies to experiment, learn, and thrive in an evolving industry.

Transforming Workplace Dynamics Through Honest Conversations

Explore how open and honest conversations can revolutionize workplace dynamics. This presentation delves into the power of transparency, empathy, and clear communication to bridge gaps between leadership and employees. Attendees will learn practical strategies for fostering mutual respect, addressing challenges head-on, and creating a positive organizational culture.

Using Systems Integration to Create a Service Mindset

As connected devices and intelligent digital power technologies transform the electrical and systems integration industries, contractors are increasingly expected to serve as trusted partners in facility and systems management. At the same time, workforce challenges, from labor shortages to rapid tech evolution, are reshaping how contractors deliver value. In this panel discussion, industry leaders will explore how adopting a service-focused mindset can open new revenue streams and position contractors for long-term success in a changing landscape.

Veteran Recruitment Initiatives

Each year, over 200,000 Veterans transition out of the military and re-enter the civilian job market. This session will discuss new initiatives NECA is undertaking to recruit these service members and their wealth of skills, leadership, and discipline to our industry through VEEP, VIPER, and our coalition of electrical associations. Discover how NECA members are benefiting from this connection to build their workforce.

Moderated by Ron Bailey.

We Can Deliver Service Better, Here’s How

Every contractor has the potential to turn great service into lasting customer relationships. This session will explore the five key stages of the service and maintenance process; responding to requests, arriving on-site, addressing needs, closing out the service call, and following up and how each step shapes the customer’s experience. Through real-life examples, you’ll learn how to create customers for life by delivering consistent, memorable service at every touchpoint.

What is AI’s Neural Net and How to Implement an AI Chatbot in your Daily Workflow

Artificial intelligence is transforming how electrical contractors manage operations, and this session will show you how to harness its power. Learn how to implement AI neural networks and integrate AI chatbots into your day-to-day operations. You’ll see how these tools can boost efficiency, reduce errors, and enhance decision-making, no deep technical background required.

Wired for Safety: Cybersecurity Essentials for Electrical Contractors in a Connected World

Cost: $135
As electrical systems become more connected, contractors face new risks and responsibilities, especially with cybersecurity now part of safety codes like NEC, NFPA 72, and NFPA 79. This course offers business leaders in the electrical contracting industry a high-level look at emerging cybersecurity threats tied to Operational Technology (OT), IoT, and connected systems in all building types. Cybersecurity is now a scope of work, not just an IT issue. You will learn to identify cyber risks, understand liability and safety implications, and implement safeguards through secure design, installation, and planning, all while staying compliant and protecting business continuity.

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