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1 Associated General Contractors
Stempel Plan Mentor Protégé Michael Mike Smith Exec. Dir

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Pre-Qualifications Labor Relations
Safety Regulations Industry Relations AGC Communications Qualifications Participation

3 INTRODUCTION Program Description History of Program Detroit Projects
One on One Mentoring Group Mentoring Wins / Losses Goals & Objectives

4 PRE-QUALIFICATIONS Auch Construction Barton Malow
Christman Construction Clark Construction Demaria Building Granger Construction Rockford Construction Walbridge Aldinger

5 LABOR RELATIONS Union & Non-Union Construction
Collective Bargaining Agreements Wage Rates Pension & Health Care

6 SAFETY REGULATIONS Electrical Fall Fire Ladder Lockout Personal
Scaffold General Aerial Heat Excavation Crane Tools Asbestos Cadmium Lead Silica Confined Space HAZWOPER Respiratory

7 INDUSTRY RELATIONS Law Tax and Audit Insurance & Safety Financing
Certification Temp Power Other Topics

8 AGC COMMUNICATIONS Weekly Eblast Monthly Newsletter Quarterly Magazine
Yearly Conference

9 QUALIFICATIONS Sales Staff Certifications Capacities Services

10 PARTICIPATION 12 Majority Firms 144 Minority Firms 12 Weeks Training
1 Year Long Compliment Program Start April 3rd

11 CONTACT Michael Mike Smith Executive Director AGC Detroit 313.533.3509

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