The Association Executives Council (AEC), a leadership group within MCAA, brings together the executive directors and staff leaders of MCAA’s local affiliated associations. AEC members provide expertise in labor relations, fund management, education, networking, and advocacy—ensuring local associations remain strong, valuable resources for their contractors.
Through collaboration and shared best practices, the AEC supports executive leaders in navigating challenges, strengthening union relationships, and advancing the success of contractors and their associations nationwide.
LEADERSHIP
John Rayburn
Glenn Rex
Jocelyn Jackson
FEATURED EVENT
2026 MCAA Convention
March 15-19, 2026
Phoenix, AZ
Enjoy MCAA’s premier event with an abundance of educational workshops, riveting special sessions, outstanding exhibits, and social functions that never fail to amaze and delight.
LATEST NEWS
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MCAA’s Safety Statistics & Awards Program: Recognizing Members Who Put Safety First
MCAA’s Safety Statistics & Awards program rewards MCAA members’ safety performance, because safety is your top priority. All applicants receive a valuable benchmarking report that will allow them to compare their own 2025 incidence rates with the aggregate rates of the other participating MCAA companies overall, those in the same size category, and with the…
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PCA26: Where Industry Leaders Gather to Enhance Operations & Profitability
The plumbing service industry is evolving rapidly, with new technologies, best practices, and customer expectations shaping the way contractors do business. PCA—the Plumbing Contractors of America—is MCAA’s premier resource for plumbing contractors. The 6th annual PCA Plumbing Service Conference (May 4 – 6, 2026, in Indianapolis, IN) is a must-attend event for contractors looking to…
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MSCA Classes Open – Register Now
The spring 2026 MSCA classes are on the calendar and open for registration. MSCA provides focused training programs for your operational personnel. This collection of programs, unlike any other, provide the continued training to set your employees apart in the HVACR industry.
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Resource Highlight: MCAA’s Health Hazards in Mechanical Construction Safety Training Video
While some injuries happen instantly from a single event, others develop slowly over time from ongoing exposure(s) to hazards. These long-term exposures can cause damage that equals or exceeds the impact of sudden events. Because exposures occur gradually, they are often not felt until its too late and serious harm has occurred. MCAA’s Health Hazards…
