Independent Electrical Contractors
BY IEC STAFF It’s a big vision. IEC is able and ready to honor its commitment to the vision and has aligned attainment around its organizational priorities. One priority is
By Claire Wilson, Siteline As an electrical contractor, your expertise lies in delivering high-quality installations and managing complex projects. But there’s a critical challenge that can make or break even
BY IEC STAFF Start with a good idea. Begin to gather the pieces needed and put them in motion. Then get out of the way when things start to gel!
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BY IEC STAFF As IEC Executive Director Thayer Long reported in his column in the last issue of IEC Insights magazine: “Working with leading market research and strategy firm Geo
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BY IEC STAFF Nick Russell is one committed guy. Merit shop electrical contractors in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill North Carolina area look forward to growing their business due to Nick and
Jody with his parents. BY IEC STAFF After a pretty astounding spring and summer, IEC Atlanta third year apprentice Jody Chembars, SilverMoon Electric, is even more committed to his craft.
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By Danielle Rose, Interplay Learning As the skilled trades continue to evolve, one thing remains constant: the need for efficient, hands-on training. Leveraging technology can bridge the gap between theory
BY IEC STAFF Fourteen individuals committed to the six-month IEC Emerging Leaders program, determined to grow by participating in skills development workshops, networking opportunities, leadership exercises, and project development experiences.
By John Meibers, Deltek ComputerEase The electrical contracting industry faces unique challenges in hiring and retaining skilled workers. With the increasing demand for electrical services, coupled with a shortage of
By Jason Todd, IEC Vice President, Government Affairs The November 5 election will, generally speaking, result in a positive change in policy for IEC. Below outlines my day after the
