Greetings to all our members and potential new members.  I am honored to serve as your President and to work alongside each and every one of you as we strive to make a difference in our industry and communities. NAMC Nevada plays a critical role in advocating for the rights and interests of minority contractors  and we  understand the challenges you face in today’s extremely competitive environment.

I encourage you to become involved and to take advantage of the Advocacy, Education, and Procurement offered by our association. As we move forward, I want to emphasize the importance of collaboration and unity within our association. Together, we can make a greater impact and achieve more than we could as individuals towards our common goals.

Let’s continue to work together to make a positive impact. From training and education to networking and advocacy, we are here to help you succeed and grow your business. Thank you for your commitment to the association and for the important work you do every day.

Delivering Access, Advocacy, and Readiness

The National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) has a strong foundational history that has established a great legacy for the organization. NAMC’s presence and voice in this industry is of even greater need today than ever before to continue the mission of providing Access (contract & resource opportunities), Advocacy (legislative impact), and Contractor Readiness (training, capacity building, and growth) for our members. The association strives to accomplish its goals in collaboration with major corporate partners, strategic alliances, and public agencies. The presence of NAMC today is a testament to its continuing legacy.

Founded in Oakland, California in 1969 by Ray Dones and Joseph Debro, members include more than 50 Hall of Fame members and Legacy Contractor Builders and a combined annual project capacity of over a billion dollars nationally. The association represents the interests of millions of skilled minority workers across the country.

Through a network of local chapters and in collaboration with strategic and corporate partnerships, NAMC assists members with building capacity by providing access to opportunity, advocacy, and contractor development training. NAMC partners with some of the largest companies and general contractors across the United States to help advance diversity and inclusion in the construction industry.