NAMC 55th Annual National Conference - Atlanta, GA

The National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC National ) and the NAMC Greater Atlanta Chapter welcome you to the 55th NAMC Annual National Conference, which will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Siginia by Hilton. Your participation in this conference is an important step towards promoting greater collaboration, and progress in the construction industry, particularly in the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I).

This year promises to be our most dynamic yet, offering three days of insightful breakout sessions, invaluable networking, engaging discussions, and the chance to explore the beautiful city of Atlanta. Our theme, "Defending Our Legacy, Building the Future," will guide our exploration of pressing issues facing our industry, develop solutions, and strategize how best to continue strengthening an environment of inclusivity and opportunity for all.

The climate and challenges we face at this hour are certainly not lost on us. As the oldest minority trade association in the country, NAMC, whose leadership and members are trade construction and engineering contractors, is uniquely positioned to move the industry forward on the issue of diversity and inclusion.

NAMC remains committed to championing diversity, empowering emerging leaders, and fostering pathways for success. Your presence and contributions will be vital in propelling this mission forward and catalyzing meaningful progress nationwide. You'll have the chance to engage with industry pioneers, public officials, and esteemed VIP guests. There will be inspirational keynote addresses, surprise appearances, and a prestigious Hall of Fame Gala that will celebrate our shared achievements.

Together, we will work to forge new connections, exchange innovative ideas, and chart a course toward a future in which every individual has the opportunity to thrive. Your participation is a chance to be a catalyst for positive change in our community.

Host or Publisher National Association of Minority Contractors