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Premier Club members distinguish themselves as the Frederick County Builders Association's most important benefactors. The FCBA established the Premier Club to expand the resource base of the association and thereby enable it to better respond to the growing demands of a rapidly changing building and business environment.
Since 1959, when a small but far-sighted group of builders came together to form an organization to represent the housing industry, FCBA has grown in size as well as in the stature it holds in the business community.
During this same period, the challenges confronting our industry have also increased in number and become more formidable. As a small trade association of approximately 300 members, the wide range of issues FCBA must address, while providing useful services to meet the business needs of its members, puts a strain on its relatively limited resources.
Premier Club members make it possible for FCBA to continue improving its member services and strengthening its clout as an advocate for housing and the construction industry.
PREMIER CLUB MEMBERS 2008
Platinum Members Drees Homes Natelli Communities Pleasants Development
Gold Members PNC Rodgers Consulting The Frederick News-Post
Silver Members Ausherman Development Company BB&T - Frederick Underwriters BSH Home Appliance Corporation Buckeye Development Builders First Source Charles P. Johnson & Associates Dan Ryan Builders Dewberry Elm Street Development Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates Lancaster Craftsmen Builders Loiederman Soltesz Associates Mackintosh Realtors Miles & Stockbridge Nima Custom Homes North Star Foundations Pulte Homes Reico Kitchen & Bath Richard M. Johnson & Associates The Contractor Yard The Wormald Companies Tri-State Home Services Trimco
Bronze Members Forty West Builders Specialized Engineering Topper Construction Tyler Donegan Real Estate
Some of the essential services FCBA provides to which Premier Club Members lend vital support:
Advocacy: Represents the business interests of FCBA members before local and state governments and works toward favorable outcomes on issues that impact the industry. Keeps important homebuilding issues before government and community leaders and tracks these issues for appropriate response by FCBA.
Public Relations: Furthers FCBA's public presence and bolsters its influence within the business community. Raises awareness of the contribution homebuilding makes to the local economy and promotes the professional image of its members and the services they offer to businesses and consumers.
Education: Improves the business performance of member companies and provides information on best practices and emerging trends as well as new products and technologies. Fosters better understanding of key housing issues among the industry and the public.
Networking: Facilitates interaction and learning between members and provides opportunities for building relationships and developing new business with other member companies.
Community Service: Enhances a positive image of the building industry and builds good will among the community by contributing services and resources on behalf of FCBA to local schools, charities and service organizations.
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