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AGCVA Members Honored by Virginia Business as Women in Leadership
In June, Virginia Business recognized 37 Women in Leadership honorees, acknowledging how hard many women executives have worked to succeed and rise to the top of historically male-dominated industries, continuing to climb corporate ladders and break C-suite glass ceilings even today. In the Large Employer category: Maggie Reed, Vice President and Business Unit Leader for Gilbane Building Co. (Richmond District). In the Midsized Employer category: Courtney Moates Paulk, President of Hirschler (Richmond District); Autumn R. Visser, Principal at Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black, PLC (Roanoke District & Tidewater District).
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Governor Youngkin Appoints AGCVA Members to Administration and Boards
- George Clark, President, MEB - Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commissions
- Wiley Johnson, President & CEO, Hurt & Profitt, Inc. - State Board for Community Colleges
- Courtney Malveaux, Principal, Jackson Lewis, PC - The College of William and Mary Board of Visitors
Brannan Family Recovers Nearly Century-Old Watch
A nearly century-old piece of family history was uncovered this year in Ashland.
In January, when a vacant lot in the 500 block of Wesley Street was being turned into Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity's 78th home, the construction manager decided to use his metal detector around the property.
Click the link below to see how this story connects to Scott Brannan, President of F. Richard Wilton, Jr., Inc. (Richmond District).
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Luck Companies Featured on Foundations Podcast
The Foundations Podcast, hosted by Ed Stelter, Vice President of Procurement for Faulconer Construction, featured Luck Companies in their 11th episode, which dropped June 27. Ed talks with Charlie and Richard Luck as the company celebrates its 100th anniversary, and the conversation talks about the impact that Luck Companies aspires to leave.
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