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Nevada Builders Alliance new Carson City office ribbon cutting today, annual dinner Feb. 16

Event Date: 
January 31, 2024 - 4:30pm

Nevada Builders Alliance, the Silver State's largest construction and building trade association, will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony with the Carson City Chamber of Commerce today, Wednesday, at its new capital city headquarters at 603 South Carson Street.

The ribbon cutting is at 4:30 p.m. followed by happy hour, 5 p.m. at the Bank Saloon, 418 South Carson Street.

Meanwhile, the Builders Alliance will hold its annual dinner Friday, Feb. 16 at The Club at ArrowCreek to announce updates and changes for 2024.

From 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., the event will welcome Glen Martel as the new CEO, Melissa Maguire as board president and several new board members. Additionally, NBA will celebrate 2023 industry achievements and discuss exciting new projects for the new year. Tickets for the event start at $100 per person. To purchase tickets and learn about the event, visit nevadabuilders.org here.

“We’re excited for the return of our Annual Dinner. The event is used to celebrate industry accomplishments, install our new board, and gather with our members and the community,” said Glen Martel, CEO of the Nevada Builders Alliance. “The Annual Dinner will serve as a kickoff to 2024, allowing us to showcase everything we have in store for the year while discussing moving our industry forward.”

Since its founding in 1966, Nevada Builders Alliance’s mission has been to support builders and all relevant sectors of the construction industry throughout the state. With over 1,100 member companies, the Nevada Builders Alliance supports hard-working Nevadans with health plans, workers' compensation, advocacy and more. NBA is also focused on providing opportunities to young adults looking for career paths in construction through its foundation which regularly holds fundraisers throughout the state.

“While this is my second time serving as president of the Nevada Builders Alliance, I am thrilled to work with this board and the leadership team for the organization,” said Melissa Maguire, 2024 board president and president of A.M. Smith Electric. “We have big goals and priorities for 2024 including developing opportunities for industry advocacy, workforce development and expanding membership and our Annual Dinner is the first of many events to help us achieve these goals."

In addition to installing Maguire as the 2024 board president, NBA will also announce the appointment of Rob McFadden (Nevada Fence) as 1st vice president and secretary, Brandon Hill (Carter Hill Homes) as 2nd vice president and Ty Nebe (Plumas Bank) as treasurer to the 2024 board of directors. The event will include dinner, a signature cocktail, industry updates and more. Tickets for the event are $100 per person and tables and sponsorship opportunities are still available. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. at The Club at ArrowCreek.

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