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American
Council
of
Engineering
Companies
Tennessee Engineering Center - 800 Fort
Negley Boulevard - Nashville, Tennessee 37203 |
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American
Council
of
Engineering
Companies
Tennessee Engineering Center - 800 Fort
Negley Boulevard - Nashville, Tennessee 37203 |
Here is what some ACEC of Tennessee members say about why they belong to the association.
Membership in ACEC of Tennessee has opened doors for our firm, providing opportunities to submit project proposals as well as to establish mutually beneficial relationships with other engineering firms. Because of our ACEC of Tennessee membership, our firm is now recognized and respected by colleagues and clients.
Angela and Harold Cannon, Cannon & Cannon, Knoxville
On at least two occasions, when my firm was going to be directly affected by some new government proposals, ACEC of Tennessee came forward and spoke and negotiated on our behalf. Through membership, our concerns are heard loud and clear on the local, state and national levels. Our membership means that we don’t stand alone. It means our profession is protected.
Teck Tang, THY, Inc., Memphis
Of all business activities, the engineering companies in Tennessee are the ones that most affect the lives of our citizens and permeate every fiber of our state’s social fabric. Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon is a member because the firm recognizes the value of joining forces with other engineering companies and speaking out through one common voice, the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee, about public policy and social issues being discussed in the General Assembly and Executive Branch of our state government.
David Davidson, Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, Nashville
If you would like to talk with a member about the benefits of joining ACEC or get a dues estimate, please let Candy Toler, Executive Director, or Judy Logue, Membership Services Manager, know and she will have someone call you. Below is a link to our membership application and information about dues.