American Subcontractors Association

About ASA North Texas

2007-08 Directors/Officers

President - Ed Reeve, TDIndustries
1st Vice President - Letitia Barker, Haley-Greer, Inc.
2nd Vice President - Mike McAdams, Walker Engineering
Secretary/Treasurer - Joe Sardina, Lundy Services
Past President - Brad Baylis, City Wide Mechanical
Andy Bautz, George D. Alan Co.
Brian Chester, United Mechanical
Rob Dailey, CMC Construction Services
Steve Hargrove, Hargrove Electric
Jim Hollis, Baker Drywall
Dennis Lewis, Potter Concrete
Rhonda McCune, Daniel Steel
Steve Tucker, Cummings Electrical
LeaAnn Wood, McGraw-Hill
Richard Young, Striland Construction

ASA-NTC Legal Counsel

Thomas, Feldman & Wilshusen, LLP - www.tfandw.com

ASA Objectives

Improve Industry Laws and Regulations
Provide Educational Opportunities for Subcontractors and Suppliers
Offer Quality Member Services
Improve Job Safety and Working Conditions
Provide Beneficial Business Practices Information (BPI)
Represent Subcontractors and Suppliers throughout the Construction Industry

To Accomplish Our Mission and Objectives, ASA-NTC

Is politically involved on local, State and National levels
Actively recruits and retains members
Promotes and provides educational opportunities
Has increased and maintains open communications (internally and externally)
Encourages member involvement
Provides focused leadership
Promotes professionalism and integrity

Get the Most from your Membership

Professionalism, pride, involvement and community spirit - these may be empty words to some, but to ASA members, they are a promise. A promise that subcontractors can pull together to improve their businesses while they improve the community they serve. Founded in 1966 so subcontractors could have a place to turn in an industry that was generally hostile to their needs, ASA has become a course of leadership and influence for the Construction Industry. There is so much to gain, if we work together.

You can exercise your rights, improve your business and improve your community - and you can do it in three easy steps:

attend the monthly chapter membership meetings and seminars
volunteer for an ASA Committee
read ASA publications

Monthly meetings feature informative speakers who can help you improve your method of doing business. The Business Practices Interchange (BPI) sessions will provide you with useful and complete information to help you make wise business decisions. To help guide the industry's future while giving something back to your business community, volunteer for an ASA committee. Through a committee you can help shape legislation, improve relations with other members on the construction team, or assist in charitable projects for your community. It's easy and takes only a few hours a month.

ASA's educational information is the best in the industry. Your business cannot afford to be outside ASA's inner circle of subcontracting expertise, which can help you find fair subcontracts, get paid promptly and market your services more effectively. Contact your chapter director to find out how you can get more out of your membership.

Supporting ASA is supporting your business and industry. Pass the word...ASA MEANS BUSINESS