ACEC/Michigan is an association of consulting engineering firms representing every discipline of engineering related to the built environment - civil, structural, environmental, mechanical, electrical and geotechnical - as well as surveyors and architects. Members include a diverse group of companies from across the State of Michigan ranging from sole proprietors to multi-national firms that employ over 5,500 Michiganders.
Our shared goals are to further the business interests of our membership, enhance the quality and safety of the environment we live and work in, and help ensure the vitality of our communities. Since its founding in 1956, ACEC/Michigan has helped its member firms in achieving higher professional, business and economic standards thus enabling them to provide better design services in the interest of their clients.
ACEC/Michigan serves as a professional resource for federal, state and city leaders as well as a fervent promoter of the profession. Our work involves advocacy, education, and connecting people to improve the quality of life for all Michigan residents.
Our shared goals are to further the business interests of our membership, enhance the quality and safety of the environment we live and work in, and help ensure the vitality of our communities. Since its founding in 1956, ACEC/Michigan has helped its member firms in achieving higher professional, business and economic standards thus enabling them to provide better design services in the interest of their clients.
ACEC/Michigan serves as a professional resource for federal, state and city leaders as well as a fervent promoter of the profession. Our work involves advocacy, education, and connecting people to improve the quality of life for all Michigan residents.
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The American Council of Engineering Companies of Michigan (ACEC/Michigan) is the business voice of the Michigan consulting engineering industry.
Founded in 1956, ACEC/Michigan was organized with the objective of assisting its members in achieving higher professional, business and economic standards, thus enabling them to provide better engineering services in the interest of their clients.
Council members - numbering more than 100 member firms representing over 6,500 employees across the state - are engaged in a wide range of engineering projects that propel the state's economy, and enhance and safeguard Michigan's quality of life.
Founded in 1956, ACEC/Michigan was organized with the objective of assisting its members in achieving higher professional, business and economic standards, thus enabling them to provide better engineering services in the interest of their clients.
Council members - numbering more than 100 member firms representing over 6,500 employees across the state - are engaged in a wide range of engineering projects that propel the state's economy, and enhance and safeguard Michigan's quality of life.
ACEC/Michigan updates its strategic plan every 3 years.
The purpose of the plan is to affirm the vision and mission and to identify 3 year strategic goals for the organization.
By establishing a vision, mission and strategic goals, the Council identifies the purpose to which it aspires.
The strategic plan is reviewed annually to determine the progress being made and if changes are necessary.
The Executive Committee and Board of Directors monitor the progress of the plan and report the progress to the general membership periodically throughout the year to promote its objectives.
The purpose of the plan is to affirm the vision and mission and to identify 3 year strategic goals for the organization.
By establishing a vision, mission and strategic goals, the Council identifies the purpose to which it aspires.
The strategic plan is reviewed annually to determine the progress being made and if changes are necessary.
The Executive Committee and Board of Directors monitor the progress of the plan and report the progress to the general membership periodically throughout the year to promote its objectives.
ACEC/Michigan committees are the core of the organization through which much of the work is accomplished - work that affects all aspects of the industry from legislative advocacy to legal issues.
Serving on a committee offers a unique opportunity for members to get involved - to make an impact on the professional and business climate, to network, to share information and best practices, and to gain visibility among peers, agencies, clients and other professional organizations with similar interests.
Serving on a committee offers a unique opportunity for members to get involved - to make an impact on the professional and business climate, to network, to share information and best practices, and to gain visibility among peers, agencies, clients and other professional organizations with similar interests.
The Board of Directors is responsible for providing governance of the Council in accordance with the laws in which the Council is organized and within the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws.
Board members are elected to a 3 year term by the membership.
Ron Brenke from ACEC of Michigan at rbrenke@acecmi.org.
Board members are elected to a 3 year term by the membership.
Ron Brenke from ACEC of Michigan at rbrenke@acecmi.org.
This committee provides input and guidance during the planning of the annual meeting, which coincides with the Michigan Infrastructure Conference.
The conference is typically held in May/June in cooperation with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
In accordance with the by-laws, newly-elected board members take office at the Annual Meeting.
Ron Brenke from ACEC of Michigan at rbrenke@acecmi.org.
The conference is typically held in May/June in cooperation with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
In accordance with the by-laws, newly-elected board members take office at the Annual Meeting.
Ron Brenke from ACEC of Michigan at rbrenke@acecmi.org.
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