Abc Logo Square

About Us

Linkedin Instagram Facebook Twitter Email (1)

ABC VIRGINIA REGIONAL OFFICES

NORTHERN VIRGINIA

CENTRAL VIRGINIA

HAMPTON ROADS

42680 Trade West Drive
Dulles, VA 20166 
Click here for directions  
P (703) 968-6205   /   F (703) 968-6861

1600 East Parham Road 
  Richmond, VA 23228 
  Click here for directions 
  P (804) 346-4222 

530 Independence Pkwy #500, Chesapeake, VA 23320
Click here for directions  
P (757) 855-8220 

Staff by Location

NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Patrick Dean

President

Maureen Nanna

Operations Director

Katie Gregg Circle

Katie Gregg

Membership Director

Jessica Gillette Circle

Jess Gillette, CPSM

Communications & Marketing Director

Erin Stamer Circle

Erin Stamer

Education Coordinator

Shaye Currie

Education Administrative Assistant

Mary Caprino Circle

Mary Caprino

Administrative Assistant

CENTRAL VIRGINIA

Darlene Hart

State Workforce Development Director

Sherrie Dickerson

Education Manager

Kristen Altermatt Circle USE

Kristen Altermatt

Member Services Coordinator

HAMPTON ROADS

Rob Camlin, CMD

Vice President

Jamie Carrow

Member Services & Education Director

Maddy Goulden Circle

Maddy Goulden

Administration Assistant

Leadership

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mike Cunningham

Chair
Balfour Beatty Construction

Terrence Kerner

First Vice Chair
Atlantic Constructors, Inc.

Brian Fish

Second Vice Chair
Hensel Phelps

Rhonda Bridgeman

Secretary
Comfort Systems of Virginia, Inc.

Steve Dasher

Treasurer
Lanigan Ryan P.C.

Eric Stichler

Immediate Past Chair

Heartland Construction, Inc.

Patrick J. Dean

President
ABC – Virginia Chapter

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jonathan Barbour

R.W. Murray Co.

Michael Daniels

W.M. Jordan Company

Dalton Davidson

Power Electric Co.

Courtney Decroes 2023 Circle

Courtney DeCroes

AssuredPartners

Mike Miller

RetroAIM, LLC

Who is ABC-VA?

Associated Builders and Contractors Virginia Chapter (“ABC-VA”) is a statewide, pro-business association representing construction and construction-related firms. We have three regional offices throughout the state of Virginia: Dulles (Northern Virginia), Richmond (Central Virginia) and Chesapeake (Hampton Roads). 

ABC has the compelling distinction of being the only association that is based on a philosophy of free enterprise. We are dedicated to representing the interests of merit-shop contractors. We believe in open competition and work to protect Virginia’s status as a right-to-work state. 

ABC-VA prides itself on being the leading construction industry association in the state, offering numerous networking events, management education courses and a multitude of safety and continuing education classes. Additionally, we are actively involved in developing the workforce within the construction industry and promoting careers in construction. Political advocacy is also a huge component of our chapter – we support the merit shop philosophy and will be the voice of our members when meeting with state and local legislators.

WHAT WE DO

ABC-VA is an association that was created by contractors and is driven by its members. The playing field is level and the emphasis is on helping every contractor grow and succeed. Here at ABC-VA we are the leading provider of networking, education, political advocacy and service to the commercial construction industry. Our membership represents the full-range of contractors from the hometown local contractor to the large, global construction firm. ABC-VA equally represents the general contractor, subcontractor, materials supplier and industry professional. Each member has an equal voice and an equal vote.

OUR MISSION

To provide value to Virginia’s construction community through education and training, service, networking, and political advocacy in a way that promotes the merit-shop philosophy and free enterprise, maximizes our members’ success, and enhances our industry’s image so that our members and their employees prosper.

OUR VISION

To Be Virginia’s Premier Construction Association

Core Values

ABC is the voice of the merit shop and we accept the responsibility for ensuring that voice is heard. We believe the merit shop movement is a movement for the betterment of the individual, the construction industry and the nation.

  • We believe in the system of free enterprise and open competition.
  • We believe in Virginia’s Right-to-Work statute.
  • We believe employees and employers should have the right to determine wages and working conditions through either individual or collective bargaining, as they choose, within the boundaries of the law.
  • We believe the employer must have concern for the general welfare of the employee and that there must be a fair compensation for work performed. At the same time, we believe that the employee has an obligation for satisfactory performance of assigned work.
  • We support sound legislation in the areas of workers compensation, safety and unemployment compensation.
  • We believe legislation that embraces fair play for employer and employee is essential to the preservation of our free enterprise system.
  • We believe the law should protect the right of employees to work regardless of race, color, creed, age, sex, national origin or membership or non-membership in a labor organization. We believe work opportunities should be made available to all legal residents and we support programs toward this end.
  • We oppose violence, coercion, intimidation and the denial of the rights of employees and employers.
  • We believe monopolies or any kind of price or wage fixing, in either the public or private sector, are detrimental to our system of free enterprise.
  • We believe the destiny of all Americans can be best served by cooperation, reconciliation and following the tenets of free enterprise and a democratic government. We believe business leaders can best preserve these tenets by becoming active in politics and civic affairs.