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NSSGA’s Leadership Summit is an opportunity for C-Suite industry professionals to engage in meaningful dialogue on the future of the aggregates industry. Several NSSGA committees will meet, including the M&S Board and Small Producers. In addition to committee meetings, there will be breakout sessions to dive into important issues, which include workforce development, community relations and developing a leadership pipeline. Member engagement is key and will drive thoughtful discussions and lead to a stronger network of industry leaders.
NSSGA's Legislative & Policy Forum (LPF) is an opportunity for us to convene and collaborate in telling the story of the aggregates industry to promote policies important to us. Advocacy is an important effort that requires the engagement of every member, and you have the help and guidance of NSSGA’s talented Government Affairs staff to help you prepare for Hill Day. Prior to the start of the meeting, this team will offer preparatory in-depth webinars to make a lasting impact with key members of Congress and their staff during Hill Day. This is a great opportunity to engage in the issues affecting our industry and to ensure our voice is heard by our elected representatives.
NSSGA’s Annual Convention brings our membership together each year to conduct the business of our association. We will hear from exciting speakers, address the issues facing our industry and enjoy the opportunity to network and grow closer.
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Our members are responsible for the essential raw materials found in every home, building, road, bridge and public works project.
men and women are employed in the aggregates industry.
tons of aggregates are in every mile of highway.
the value of sales are produced in other industries from every $1 of aggregates industry sales.
“When I recently needed guidance on a regulatory issue that I was never faced with before, I turned to my friends at the NSSGA... And it was a very wise decision.”