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The Future is in Your Hands

Build My Future Lee County is back!

This event is a hands-on trade show. Students will go booth to booth to gain hands-on experience in what it is like to build a bridge, fix an A/C system, lay bricks, move machinery, etc. We encourage you to be creative in what you can offer each student!

Who Should Get Involved?  Builders, Sub-Contractors, Suppliers, etc. An exhibitor can be any credible building industry professional who can provide a hands-on educational construction experience for high school students.

To participate as an event exhibitor, it will cost Lee BIA and ASA Members/Nonprofit Entities $250 and Future Members $350.
• Each participating company must pay the exhibitor fee, even if you are sharing exhibit space with your industry partners
• All spaces include a 6-ft. table, 2 chairs, and 2 lunch tickets.
• Outdoor space is available for exhibitors with large equipment and machinery.

• Program, Master, and Journeyman sponsorships include exhibit space.

Click here for the 2023 Build My Future Information Packet

You can register by filling out the forms included in the packet, or you can register online

• Sponsorship Registration
• Exhibitor Registration
• Volunteer Registration

Why Construction?
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The Trades
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The Training
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AMERICA’S SKILLED WORKERS
are a proud, elite group. As the future of our country’s construction industry, you’ll be tasked with helping to build a better tomorrow. Sign up today to become a part of this community. Master a trade, and discover there’s no limit to what you can accomplish.
AMERICA’S SKILLED WORKERS.
Currently, only one tradesman is entering the industry for every four that leave. That means you can earn competitive pay at a young age—without worrying about student loan debt. Learn more about the industry and how you can build your career.
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For every four people who leave the trades, only one replacement is supplied by apprenticeship programs.

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Only 10.4% of Alabama’s construction workforce is female.

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The average age of a construction tradesman today is 47 years old.

Carpentry

Roofing

HVAC

Painter

Welding

Plumbing

UPCOMING EVENTS & NEWS

Build My Future Lee County

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If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Clearly list and describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.