• A Heartfelt Thanks: The Power of Showing Gratitude to Others

    A Heartfelt Thanks: The Power of Showing Gratitude to Others0

    A simple “Thank You” can go a long way, and the Mississippi chapter of the ASA is leading by example, showing deep appreciation for their legislative supporters. Each year ASA of Mississippi’s annual Political Action Committee (PAC) dinner is a highly anticipated event, dedicated to honoring State Legislators who champion the chapter’s goals and objectives.

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  • John Reynal – Aggie 100 Awardee!

    John Reynal – Aggie 100 Awardee!0

    Congratulations to John Reynal, Founder and Owner of Encore Mechanical, for Winning an Aggie 100 award! The “Aggie 100” is designed to honor the 100 fastest growing Texas A&M alum-owned or led businesses in the world. Nominated companies are asked to provide high-level information about their company so that an independent accounting firm can rank

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  • The Ultimate Texas Chapter Showdown

    The Ultimate Texas Chapter Showdown0

    By Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team In a lighthearted showdown for the title of the largest chapter in the association, the San Antonio and North Texas chapters of ASA pulled out all the stops to outgrow each other in the 2023/24 fiscal year. San Antonio, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, as well

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  • And…FORE!

    And…FORE!0

    By Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team Watch out world, Iowa’s got the energy! It’s not easy to run a successful and profitable golf tournament, period. Even more incredible, is the chapter is just out of the blocks! The fledgling ASA chapter in Iowa recently hosted its inaugural golf tournament fundraiser, a testament to the dedication,

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  • Always Something Awesome – ASA President, Ray Moya

    Always Something Awesome – ASA President, Ray Moya0

    Welcoming Ray Moya – ASA’s President, 2024-2025   ASA would like to welcome and thank Ray Moya as he takes on the mantle of ASA president.   As he mentioned in his letter in this month’s issue of The Contractor’s Compass, he became ASA’s president by baby steps. People recognize talent, passion, and ability. We’re

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  • Always Something Awesome – 2024 Fly-In

    Always Something Awesome – 2024 Fly-In0

    On June 11 and 12,  ASA advocated on Capitol Hill to ensure the voices of subcontractors, who make up the three-fourths of the construction industry, are heard throughout the halls of Congress. The visit coincided with an extremely busy time on Capitol Hill as Congress works toward finalizing the FY25 Appropriations Bills, the Reauthorization of

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