AGC Presidents
Every year, AGC of America elects a new president to lead the association. The president is an AGC member who has demonstrated commitment to the organization along with exceptional leadership and vision. As you browse through the presidents, feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts or memories.
1988
James W. Supica (1988)
James W. Supica (1988) Supica served on the AGC’s joint cooperative committee with the Missouri State Highway Department for a time before moving [read more...]
1987
Dana Huestis (1987)
Dana Huestis (1987) His late father founded Falls Construction Company in 1947 and the family still runs the business out of its original [read more...]
1986
Richard E. Hall (1986)
Richard E. Hall (1986) This lifelong Berkeley, CA, resident graduated from the University of California Berkeley’s College of Engineering in 1938 and, following [read more...]
1985
Vernie G. Lindstrom, Jr (1985)
Vernie G. Lindstrom, Jr (1985) Born in Rockford, IL, Lindstrom was the first son of a Swedish immigrant whose earliest workdays were spent [read more...]
1984
James D. Pitcock, Jr. (1984)
James D. Pitcock, Jr. (1984) A powerful advocate for increased highway funding at federal and state levels, “Doug” Pitcock has had lines into [read more...]
1983
Richard S. Pepper (1983)
Richard S. Pepper (1983) While still in high school, Richard Pepper worked part-time for his father, sweeping the floors of the houses they [read more...]
1982
H. C. Heldenfels (1982)
H. C. Heldenfels (1982) Back in 1982, H.C. Heldenfels (known as Tony to those who knew and worked with him), said that working [read more...]
1981
Thomas E. Dailey (1981)
Thomas E. Dailey (1981) Dailey’s legacy in construction is large – and perhaps most prominently in education. His positions with the Southfield, MI-based [read more...]
1980
Ival R. Cianchette (1980)
Ival R. Cianchette (1980) Known to his loved ones as “Bud,” Cianchette’s work ethic was innate from the time he was a paperboy [read more...]
1979
Paul N. Howard. JR. (1979)
Paul N. Howard. JR. (1979) A native of Raleigh, NC, Howard graduated from North Carolina State University with a degree in civil engineering [read more...]
