We’re excited to announce that the agenda for the 2025 AGC Workforce & HR Conference is now live! Join us in Fort Worth, TX, Oct. 14-16 to explore a dynamic lineup of sessions designed to equip you with the latest insights, strategies, and tools to drive success in your organization.
Agenda highlights include:
- You Can’t Build Without a Crew: The 6 Essentials that Really Do Cut Gen Z Turnover — Gen Z is ghosting the construction industry. This no-fluff, fast-paced session reveals the 6 Essentials that actually work to attract, engage, and retain younger workers. Based on real-world success—not theory—you will leave with practical strategies you can start using before the next crew clocks in.
- AI in Construction HR: Opportunity, Risk, and Real-World Impact — Artificial Intelligence is transforming how companies find, recruit, and retain talent, but only if it is used strategically and responsibly. In this keynote, Zach Giglio, CEO of GCM, will share real-world examples of how construction companies are already using AI to streamline their workforce efforts in recruiting, job descriptions, retention strategy, and workforce planning.
- How to Get Owners to Pay for a Sustainable Workforce and Why It Matters — This panel conversation will explore how the construction community in the Houston area worked with a variety of owners to set conditions for and pay extra to create a sustainable construction workforce. The panel also will focus on why finding ways to create a sustainable workforce is key to successfully advocating for new workforce measures and creating new legal pathways for people born outside the U.S. to work in construction.
Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise, stay ahead of industry trends, or connect with thought leaders, our agenda has something for everyone. Start planning your experience today and ensure you don’t miss out on the sessions that matter most to you!
For more information, contact Claiborne Guy at 703-837-5382 or claiborne.guy@agc.org or Jo-Anne Torres at 703-837-5360 or jo-anne.torres@agc.org.