AGC Annual Convention | Awards Breakfast
2025 Quarter One
Each year we honor our members by awarding the top projects and individuals within the industry.
AGC AWARDS: Showcasing the best of the best
A Morning of Recognition and Inspiration: Honoring the Projects, People, and Accomplishments That Define Excellence in Utah’s Construction Industry
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE – A Look Into Our 2025 Annual Convention
The 2025 AGC of Utah Awards Break- fast kicked off the convention with a celebration of excellence across Utah’s construction industry. Held at the Grand America Hotel, the event recognized top projects and individu- als whose work sets the standard for quality, innovation, and impact. Highlighted projects included the Soldier Hollow Competition Manage- ment Building, Hill Aerospace Mu-
seum, Millcreek City Hall, Salt Lake Community College Technical Arts Building, and the new Astra Tower. Each project reflects the craftsman- ship, creativity, and dedication that continue to move our industry—and our communities—forward.
OUR LARGEST CONVENTION EVER!
The AGC of Utah’s 103rd Annual Convention
Held January 23–24 in downtown Salt Lake City, the convention brought members together for two days of rec- ognition, education, innovation, and connection. Under the fitting theme, “Mission: ImPossible”, the event cel- ebrated the accomplishments of our industry while preparing attendees to tackle the opportunities and chal- lenges ahead. From honoring top projects and individuals at the Awards Breakfast to energizing educational sessions on artificial intelligence, leadership, branding, and mental health, this year’s convention offered something for every member. The convention culminated with the high-energy Mission: ImPossible Celebration, where we premiered a moving short documentary honoring the late Eric W. Ryberg, presented the prestigious Eric W. Ryberg Award to Michael Kurz, and officially welcomed Brett Nielsen of Whitaker Construction as our 2025 Chairman of The Board. This year’s convention was more than just a gathering—it was a launchpad for the next chapter of AGC’s work to support and strengthen Utah’s con- struction industry.
AWARD SEASON
Each year, the AGC of Utah hands out awards to numerous Building/Industrial Projects, Trans- portation/Utility projects, and individual accolades.
Overall Transportation/Utility Infrastructure Project of the Year CWP - North Shore Terminal Reservoir - Phase II - GERBER CONSTRUCTION
Overall Building/Industrial Project of the Year
Primary Children’s Hospital Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Campus in Lehi - JACOBSEN CONSTRUCTION
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