What does AMGC mean in CONTRACTORS

American Minority General Contractors (AMGC) is an organization that represents minority-owned general contracting businesses in the United States. It helps to coordinate services and resources that are available to these companies, and works to promote their success.

AMGC provides educational resources and networking opportunities to support contractors in their pursuit of business growth. Additionally, it lobbies for policy changes that support the rights of minority-owned businesses, as well as advocating for legislation that boosts employment opportunities for minorities within the construction industry.

All minority-owned general contracting businesses in the U.S. are eligible for membership with AMGC, regardless of size or scope of work. Applications can be found on their website or by contacting them directly via phone or email.

Membership fees vary based on the size of your business; small businesses may pay annually while larger organizations may pay up to 0 per year, depending on their total revenue earned from construction services over a 12 month period prior to joining AMGC.

Educational resources offered by American Minority General Contractors are available exclusively to members at no additional cost beyond annual membership dues. Members can access these online through the member portal on the organization's website or through special seminars and meetings hosted throughout the year.