NECA Boston's Industry Executive Committee (IEC) met for its quarterly session on May 14th, focusing on Trustee & Management education and the critical role labor-management partnerships play in the success of our industry. Led by industry experts, including investment advisors, legal counsel, and fund professionals, participants received a practical overview of local and national trust funds, fiduciary responsibilities, workforce development initiatives, and market recovery programs that directly impact contractors and their workforce alike.
Established by the NECA Boston Board of Directors to strengthen the Chapter's pipeline of future leaders, the IEC brings together emerging executives for quarterly sessions covering Labor Relations, Trust Funds, Advocacy, Education & Training, Workforce Development, and Operations, providing the knowledge, networks, and perspective needed to shape the future of our industry across Greater Boston and New England. This group and this program combined continues to deliver on its promise, equipping the next generation with the knowledge, networks, and perspective to shape the future of our industry.
Special thanks to our industry leaders, partners and plan professionals – NECA President John McLaughlin, Sullivan and McLaughlin Companies, Michael Donovan, IBEW Local 103 Trust Funds Administrator, Michael Joyce, Segal Marco, Investment Consultant in Boston and New Hampshire funds, Colby Jackson, Krakow Soiris and Landry LP, fund attorneys in Boston, Maine and New Hampshire funds, Nicole Roman, National Real Estate Advisors, fund managers, KBA74, actuary and third party administrators in Maine and New Hampshire funds
INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jeffrey Bodio
Colby Bruce
Robert Falzone
Scott Marquis
Brad McCluskey
Will Murphy
Matthew Noon
Caitlin Ayer
