Master Builders of Iowa is the recognized leader of the construction industry in the state of Iowa. Founded in 1912, MBI is one of 89 chapters of the Associated General Contractors of America, the most influential and widely respected construction association in the country. MBI’s members perform the majority of the state’s commercial, industrial, and public works building projects. The association provides its members with a comprehensive array of educational, safety, environmental, labor, legal, professional development, and legislative services.
Companies that are considered MBI’s Essential Partners have contributed over $3,000 in sponsorships to Master Builders of Iowa in the past year. These companies are an important part of our success and we couldn’t do it without them!
This integrative leadership program will challenge members of the project team to understand project budgets, elevate individual and team performance, understand customer dynamics, and even have a little bit of fun in the process.
There is always something interesting going on at the Iowa Statehouse during the legislative session. In an effort to enhance MBI’s advocacy efforts and keep members informed, MBI’s public affairs team will host a series of webinars during the 2020 legislative session.
Attend the Safety Awards Breakfast with colleagues and peers to celebrate safety excellence in the construction industry. Listen to keynote presentation delivered by Dr. Todd Dewett, Leadership Expert & Best-Selling Author on authenticity in work and in life.
This safety conference will provide all of the ambiance that you are used to enjoying at the winter conference including timely and relevant breakout sessions, safety award presentations, industry vendors and networking.
Our mobile app can help simplify your life by providing you with all of our information in a format that maximizes usability on the go. This re-launched offering features all the basics currently available on the website, while also incorporating access to MBI’s Training Vault.
