Announcing Our New President: William J. Brown

We are pleased to announce the appointment of William J. Brown as the new President of ABC Nebraska/South Dakota, effective October 1, 2024. With a distinguished career spanning over two decades in leadership roles across various industries, William brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of driving growth and innovation.



William has most recently served as the Executive Director/CEO of the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA), where he led significant membership growth and enhanced the organization's strategic direction. His expertise in revitalizing operations and fostering high-performing teams has consistently exceeded financial goals and set new benchmarks for success.

In his new role as President of ABC NESD, William is committed to continuing our mission of advancing the merit shop philosophy and fostering a prosperous business environment for the construction industry. His vision includes expanding our advocacy efforts, enhancing member value, and ensuring ABC NESD remains a leader in the industry.

Please join us in welcoming William J. Brown to the ABC NESD family. We look forward to his leadership and the exciting new initiatives he will bring to our organization.

ABC Nebraska/South Dakota Board of Directors

Introducing Amber Ramer: Our New Office Manager and Events Coordinator

We are thrilled to welcome Amber Ramer to the ABC Nebraska/South Dakota team as our new Office Manager and Events Coordinator. With a strong background in office administration and event planning from her experience at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and education at Southeast Community College, Amber is well-equipped to enhance our operations and events.

Please join us in welcoming Amber to the team!

This event is a fantastic opportunity for networking, fun, and supporting our industry. A special thank you to our sponsors who make this event possible:

Sept. 11, 2024 | 10 a.m.

Dinner Sponsor:

IES Commercial & Industrial

Drink Sponsor:

Lutz

Eagle Sponsors:

IES Commercial & Industrial, Shanahan Mechanical & Electrical, Watts Electric Company, Interstates

Your support is invaluable in helping us continue our advocacy, education, and training programs. Join us for a great day on the course, and let’s make this year’s tournament a success.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.

Join Us for the ABC Nebraska/South Dakota Annual Sporting Clays

Mark your calendars for October 17, 2024, and get ready to test your skills at the ABC Annual Sporting Clays event! This exciting event will take place at the Oak Creek Sporting Club in Brainard, NE.

Don't miss out—register today by scanning the QR code or visiting our website.

We look forward to seeing you there!

SCAN QR CODE OR CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.

Dozer Day—Sept. 28-29—Fun-Filled Event for Kids

Dozer Day is not just an event; it's an educational experience that teaches kids about the importance of safety, teamwork, and the world of construction. From digging in the dirt with excavators to driving dozers, this is a day filled with hands-on fun that the whole family can enjoy.

• September 28 & 29, 2024
• 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM each day
• Sarpy County Fairgrounds, 100 Main Street, Springfield, NE
• nebraska.dozzerday.org

Don't miss out on this extraordinary event! Secure your tickets today and let your kids experience the thrill of driving big machines. We look forward to seeing you there!

ABC Mobile Training Unit: On-the-Go Education

ABC Nebraska/South Dakota proudly presents our Mobile Training Unit (MTU), bringing high-quality, hands-on training directly to you.

Check out photos here!

Equipped with the latest tools, our MTU saves travel time and allows for frequent training sessions, providing a professional learning environment anywhere.

For more information or to schedule a session, please email president@abcnesd.org. Enhance your skills with ABC's mobile training!

ABC Safety Performance Report—2024

Few studies have been conducted on the correlation between the measures companies can take to keep workers safe on job sites—leading indicators—and the number of incidents, accidents, and injuries that occur—trailing indicators. The empirical evidence did not exist. Learn more.