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ASA of MS Welcomes Mr. Joel Waters as New Executive Director 0

The American Subcontractors Association of Mississippi is proud to announce that Mr. Joel Waters has been hired as our new Executive Director. Joel is the former Executive Director of the Mississippi Concrete Association, serving from 2016 to 2025, and has been instrumental in their growth and success. Prior to 2016, Joel was Executive Director of

Always Something Awesome in the Carolinas 0

Ode to ASA When you first walk into ASA, hard hat in your hand, You find more than forms and bylaws, you find people who understand— Folks who’ve stood in your muddy boots, who’ve wrestled with the same demands, And suddenly this tough business feels a little less like no-man’s-land. In South Carolina, from the

PCL Contract Bonding Agency Celebrates 40 Years of Providing Surety Bonds to the Construction Industry 0

Family Firm Builds on Legacy in Texas Construction Industry This year, PCL Contract Bonding Agency, one of Texas’ few family-owned surety bonding firms, proudly celebrates 40 years of helping construction companies grow with confidence. What began at a dining room table in 1985 has evolved into a trusted partner for contractors across North Texas and

ASA Celebrates Growth, Leadership, and Excellence at SUBExcel 2025 0
- Always Something Awesome, SUBCONTRACTORS
- October 28, 2025
The American Subcontractors Association’s annual SUBExcel conference in Oklahoma City delivered more than education and networking—it was a celebration of growth, innovation, and the people driving ASA’s mission forward. Recognizing New Chapter Executive Directors The award celebration began with a warm welcome to ASA’s newest Chapter Executive Directors. Members stood in applause as Brandi (Arizona),
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Rising to the Moment: How Lone Star Mobile Responded to the Kerrville Flooding Crisis 0
- Always Something Awesome, CONSTRUCTION
- August 28, 2025
By Tomas Louda, Lone Star Mobile Storage Like many in our region, we first learned about the devastating flooding in Kerrville through the news. The images and reports coming in were heartbreaking — homes under water, roads washed out, and families displaced. It caught everyone off guard. But within our company, the reaction was immediate
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Reflections from a Retiring Executive Director 0
- Always Something Awesome
- July 22, 2025
By Ike Casey, ASAMW I started my career in construction trade associations almost from birth. My Mother worked as secretary to my Father who was the executive director of NECA (National Electrical Contractors Association). I often went to association meetings and conventions and even helped from time to time. I remember helping my mother tie
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