Session

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.

In a year marked by rapid shifts and uncertainty, understanding the current economic climate has never been more critical-or more challenging. Echoing J.K. Galbraith’s famous observation, “There are two kinds of forecasters: those who don’t know and those who don’t know they don’t know,” this course invites participants to make sense of the economic turbulence we’ve witnessed. Did the feared tariffs materialize or were last-minute deals struck? Are we headed for a recession, or simply navigating a new phase of the business cycle? This course aims to provide a clear-eyed assessment of where we stand-and what might lie ahead for electrical contractors.

Republicans hold the so-called “trifecta,” the Senate, the House, and White House. Learn how Congress has been working with, and relying on, the Administration on issues important to your business, including tax reform, tariffs, permitting reform, and future work opportunities for NECA contractors.

You’re part of the premier association for electrical contractors and have access to invaluable content, programming and opportunities, but what should you focus on? This session, delivered by NECA Field Representatives, will help you prioritize which programs and services will have the most immediate effect on your business. Learn how NECA can help you with labor relations, business and market development, education, innovation, standards, safety, advocacy, networking and more.