Building Leaders Development Group (BLDG) Connects the Construction Industry

When it comes to factors surrounding job satisfaction and overall wellbeing, work relationships matter. The more proactive you are in building relationships on the job — with colleagues, clients, mentors and managers — the better off you’ll be, both personally and professionally. Since March 2016, BLDG has offered opportunities to connect individuals under the age of 35 who are employed in the construction industry (GCs, subcontractors, architects and those who provide a product or service to construction companies).

So, if you are in the construction industry, are under the age of 35, and would like to share a tasty beverage with your peers, join BLDG at Karbach Brewing Co. on August 29!

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Pass this invite along to anyone under age 35 in the construction industry!

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GENERAL LUNCH MEETING:

2019 Texas Legislative Session Recap Panel Discussion

Join us as Senator Carol Alvarado, with the Texas State Senate, Representatives Sarah Davis and Dan Huberty, with the Texas House of Representatives, Jennifer Fagan, with the Texas Construction Association and other legislative panelists discuss the 2019 Texas legislative session and how it will affect you on both a personal and business level.

Thursday, August 15

SCHEDULE
11:00 a.m. | Networking
11:30 a.m. | Lunch
Noon | Program

For more information, visit our website.

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Did You Know?

The history of the Texas government spans more than 181 years. The first congress of the Republic of Texas met in October 1836, in a large dogtrot house located in Columbia-on-the-Brazos (today’s West Columbia). After Texas achieved statehood in 1845, the legislature’s 20 senators and 66 representatives convened the first regular session, February 16 to May 13, 1846, in a single-story wooden structure that stood at Eighth and Colorado. The state’s first capitol building was completed in 1853, while the current Texas State Capitol opened in 1888.