Local Alabama AGC Announces 2025 Officers And Directors

The Mobile Section of the Alabama Associated General Contractors of America, Inc. (AGC) has announced its 2025 officers and directors. Wes Cooke, Construction Group vice president of Persons Services Corp., was installed as the 2025 president of the Mobile Section of the AlabamaAGC. Cooke succeeds Chad Ammons of Ammons & Blackmon Construction, who will continue to serve as immediate past president. Other 2025 contractor officers are Vice President Timothy McInnis of McInnis Construction, LLC and Secretary-Treasurer Scott Cassity of Cassity Bros Construction. John E. Murphy will serve as associate president for the Mobile Section, and Corey Wall of Beard Equipment Co. will serve as associate vice president. Jay Davison of Thompson Engineering, Inc. will serve as 2025 chair of the Mobile Section’s Construction Leadership Council (CLC), succeeding Josh Maharrey of BCC Waste Solutions. The CLC is designed to provide activities and programs to younger professionals within AGC. It functions as a venue to network, socialize, learn and exchange ideas about the construction industry. The other 2025 CLC officers are Vice Chair Philip Parker of G.C. Specialties, Inc. and Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Gagnet of Safety Plus, Inc. Chad Brown of Thompson Engineering will be representing the Mobile Section on the Alabama AGC Statewide Associate Board as statewide associate vice president.

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