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RHCA Committees
Committees are opportunities for RHCA members to get involved, network, and build business relationships.
The association’s leadership pipeline.
Committees serve as the association’s leadership pipeline and help develop and improve leadership skills.
RHCA members in good standing can serve as committee members, chairs or co-chairs with an RHCA Board member serving as a co-chair or Board liaison. Committee members are responsible for seeking sponsors for events and activities.
Members in good standing are welcome and encouraged to participate with the committees listed below.
For questions and meeting times, visit the respective committee page or contact the RHCA at 972-786-0909.
Standing committees
Five committees, open to members in good standing.
Standing Committees are listed in Article VII of the RHCA Bylaws and meet continually.
- 01
Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (A/E/C)
The A/E/C Roundtable is dedicated to supporting the RHCA’s goal of enhancing business capacity, efficiency, and profitability in architecture, engineering, and construction.
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Economic & Business Development
The EBD Committee is focused on enhancing the business capabilities, efficiency, and profitability of contractors by fostering project opportunities and establishing vital industry connections.
Learn more - 03
Legislative & Public Policy
A collaborative platform for educational and informational programs to keep members within the architecture, engineering, and construction sectors updated on local, state, and federal issues.
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Membership & Ambassador Meeting
Provides feedback on RHCA programs to ensure they remain as beneficial as possible to members, and brings prospects as guests to share RHCA member benefits.
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Safety Council
A subject matter expert panel advising the RHCA on construction safety issues and health matters by providing health and safety field input and perspective.
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RHCA members in good standing can serve as committee members, chairs or co-chairs.
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Other groups
Ad hoc committees and advisory councils
Ad hoc committees
Formed for a limited time to address a specific need. The ad hoc committee dissolves once the scope of work is completed. Committee members are responsible for seeking sponsors for events and activities.
Advisory councils
Groups of impartial and objective topical experts who advise and consult the executive staff and RHCA leadership.