By Anna Lockhart.
The Metal Construction Association (MCA) is hosting their annual winter meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona this upcoming January 29 – 31, 2024! Join in on the fun in person as metal professionals from around the country come together to network, learn and take part in an action-packed three-day event that’s sure to make a lasting impact!
The winter meeting will be held at the gorgeous Hyatt Regency Plaza Resort & Villas, a sprawling location full of fantastic opportunities to relax and enjoy your time making connections. This event will include industry-focused educational opportunities, a golf tournament benefiting the MCA scholarship program and many social events to attend and mingle with others!
The MCA winter meeting is an opportunity to gain valuable industry insights and education from metal experts. Participate in sessions and talks centered around the state of the industry and its future. Join in as members of the MCA meet to discuss organization statuses, economic overview, codes and standards. This meeting is the prime time to get all the inside details on the state of metal, the industry and what developments are in store for the future.
The Metal Construction Assocation is an organization dedicated to promoting the interests of metal professionals and their trades. From manufacturers and suppliers, this group has worked for decades to promote the use of metal in the building industries. Their efforts also include providing educational opportunities and setting standards for those working in the metal trade.
Connect with industry colleagues and engage in meaningful conversations about metal construction and industry needs. Tune in as keynote speakers share insightful dialogue focused on relevant and timely topics centered around metal. Both members and non-members of the MCA are welcome to attend the event.
Learn more about Metal Construction Association (MCA) in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.metalconstruction.org.
Anna is the assistant editor for the Coffee Shops and AskARoofer™. When she’s not working, she’s most likely to be found with her nose in a book or attempting to master a new cookie recipe.
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