Celebrate ‘Night Of The Century’ With AGC Of Washington On Sept. 16

On Sept. 16, members are invited to celebrate and reflect on the 100^th anniversary of AGC of Washington during “Night of the Century.” This centennial event begins at 5 p.m. and will be held at Seattle’s Bell Harbor International Conference Center.

The event will include:

• A cocktail welcome.
• Dinner
• Dancing to live music from Nite Wave
• A colorful and immersive construction-themed ambiance with live characters
• A grand multimedia finale

Attendees will celebrate the organization’s accomplishments over generations—and begin work on the next chapter of challenges and successes for the industry.

How to sponsor

In addition to attendance, AGCW-member firms can become sponsors of the event. This is a great way to increase organizational visibility while engaging in a once-in-a-lifetime celebration. To learn how to participate via digital, social media and print promotions, as well as to be featured at the celebration itself, contact AGCW membership director Stacy Mullane via email at smullane@agcwa.com.

A history of excellence

In 1922, industry leaders came together to create the Seattle Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America—a construction organization that would serve their best interests. Multiple chapters were created in subsequent years to serve specific regions’ and industry-sector interests. In 1986, the Seattle and Tacoma chapters merged to create today’s AGC of Washington. Together, through the generous support of its members, AGC of Washington has supported the industry in and around the western and central regions of Washington State for a century.

Looking ahead

Don’t miss out on this incredible celebration that will honor the past, present and future investment of AGC of Washington members. Together, members will continue to work tirelessly to enhance the performance of the industry, advocate for its best interests and further the industry’s positive impact on local communities.

To register, visit the AGC of Washington website. To learn more, view the event flyer.