American Institute of Constructors
2003 Mid Year Meeting - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
~ HIGHLIGHTS ~

The AIC Mid-Year Board Meeting and Leadership Conference is full of information that will be beneficial to all members. Here are a few highlights of what you can expect.
Chapter and National Board Training
Learning Opportunity: Directors’ legal responsibilities and rights. Understand directors’ responsibilities under the AIC bylaws. Review the structure, policies and procedures of the Association. Understand association financial statements and the records that should be maintained.
Who Should Attend: Anyone that holds a board position either national or local should attend this most enlightening seminar.
Chapter-in-Development Leadership Meeting
Learning Opportunity: Establishing and maintaining an effective AIC Chapter in your area. This is a great opportunity to exchange ideas on what works and what doesn’t when it comes to developing a new chapter. By sharing different goals and objectives, everyone can take back new ideas for the chapter.
Who Should Attend: All members who are starting to develop new chapters such as members in Kentucky, Phoenix, Central Texas, Boston, Southern California, Philadelphia, and Utah.
Chapter Webmaster Workshop
Learning Opportunity: Use and maintenance of chapter web pages. Brad Barker, the AIC WebMaster, will be holding a workshop on the features and use of the new Chapter Web Template. This project has been a top priority of the Technology Committee for many months and is now ready for Chapter use.
Who Should Attend: Chapter Officers, Executive Directors and any Chapter members interested in learning how to use this valuable new chapter tool.
AIC Professional Interview Training
Learning Opportunity: Interview format and technique. The Professional Interview is required for AIC membership at the Constructor level. Learn how and why the interview is conducted. Techniques learned can be carried over to performing employment interviews for your company.
Who Should Attend: Constructor and Fellow members who perform membership interviews.
Bonus
Smart Buildings Workshop – Unstructure Your Thinking
It was only 150 years ago that elevators replaced stairs in office buildings. It was 80 years ago that air conditioning changed the working environment for office workers. And 25 years ago the computer age came roaring in bringing in a new era of buildings. Buildings are no longer just a structure to be worked in but have become an integrated business tool. Johnson Controls, a leader in smart building technology, is hosting a workshop and luncheon that will unstructure your thinking about a building’s capabilities and contributions to a business–security, product quality, productivity, employee retention. Included in the workshop is a tour of Johnson Controls Headquarters facility in Milwaukee that showcases smart building and green building technology.
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