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Arizona Chapter-American Concrete

Tempe, AZ · EIN 510204764 · Form 990 · FY2022 · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.azaci.org
revenue
$369K
expenses
$316K
net assets
$211K
employees
0
volunteers
25
program ratio
100%
mission · from form 990

Certification and Technical Seminars and Resources for Contractors and Engineers in the Concrete Construction Industry including facilities and infastructure.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Arizona Chapter of the American Concrete Institute (ACI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing education and technical practice in concrete technology. It provides certification programs and re-testing opportunities for concrete professionals in Arizona, fostering scientific investigation and research in the use and maintenance of concrete products and structures.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

ACI Concrete Certification Commercial Flatwork Finisher Written Re-Test Session
Written re-test session for the Commercial Flatwork Finisher certification.
ACI Concrete Construction Special Inspector Exam
Certification exam for concrete construction special inspectors, including written and plan reading retests.
ACI Concrete Transportation Construction Inspector Exam
Certification exam for concrete transportation construction inspectors, including written and plan reading retests.
ACI Written Retest Sessions
Scheduled sessions for individuals who need to retake the written portion of ACI certification exams.
Aggregates Testing Technician Level 1 Certification
Certification program for individuals performing aggregate tests.
Field Testing Technician Grade 1 Certification
Certification program for individuals performing concrete field tests.
Strength Testing Technician Certification
Certification program for individuals performing concrete strength tests.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Construction Materials Technician Certification 6 activities
    • Administers ACI certification programs and re-testing
      Provides certification for Concrete Field Testing Technicians—Grade I and Concrete Strength Testing Technicians, including scheduled written re-tests (limited to 15 seats) and performance exam re-tests requiring direct scheduling.
    • Administers ACI certification programs and re-testing
      Provides certification for Concrete Field Testing Technician—Grade I and Concrete Strength Testing Technician, including written and performance exams, with scheduled re-tests available for those who fail initial attempts; limits written re-test sessions to 15 participants.
    • Administers ACI certification programs and re-testing for concrete technicians
      Provides certification for Concrete Field Testing Technicians—Grade I and Concrete Strength Testing Technicians, including written and performance-based exams. Offers scheduled re-tests for written and performance exams, with written sessions limited to 15 participants.
    • Administers ACI certification programs for concrete testing personnel
      Provides certification for Concrete Field Testing Technicians—Grade I and Concrete Strength Testing Technicians, including written and performance exams, with re-test options and limited seating for written re-tests. Offers member discounts on certification programs.
    • Certifying Concrete Industry Professionals
      Certifies individuals in various concrete testing techniques, including Concrete Strength Testing Technicians (performing four lab procedures) and Concrete Field Testing Technician—Grade I (performing seven field tests on fresh concrete).
    • Providing ACI Certification Re-testing
      Offers scheduled written re-tests for ACI certification programs in Arizona, with a limit of 15 participants per session, and provides performance exam re-tests by direct scheduling.
  • Professional Association Conferences & Events 5 activities
    • Hosting Networking Events for Young Professionals
      Organizes monthly networking events for young professionals in the concrete industry, featuring technical presentations and informal networking opportunities with food.
    • Hosts monthly networking events for young professionals in the concrete industry
      Organizes monthly events featuring technical presentations and informal networking with food to support relationship-building among young professionals in Arizona's concrete industry.
    • Hosts networking events for young professionals in the concrete industry
      Organizes monthly networking events featuring technical presentations and informal relationship-building opportunities, including food, for young professionals in Arizona's concrete industry.
    • Hosts networking events for young professionals in the concrete industry
      Organizes monthly networking events that include technical presentations and informal relationship-building opportunities with food for young professionals in the concrete industry.
    • Hosts professional networking events for young concrete industry professionals
      Organizes monthly networking events for young professionals in the concrete industry, featuring technical presentations and informal relationship-building opportunities with food and beverages.
  • Board Elections Administration 1 activity
    • Governs chapter leadership structure and terms
      Executive Board members serve two-year terms for President, Vice President, and Past President roles, while Directors are elected for three-year terms.
  • Member-Focused Social Events 1 activity
    • Hosts annual social events for member engagement
      Organizes an annual bowling tournament as a social event to foster community and engagement among members of the Arizona Chapter.
  • Member Discounted Event Access 1 activity
    • Offers membership discounts on certifications and events
      Provides discounted pricing on certification programs and other meetings for employees of corporate members and individual members attending Arizona Chapter functions.
  • Uncategorized 14 activities
    • Conducts technical and industry advancement meetings
      Hosts chapter meetings focused on certification pathways and emerging industry topics, such as ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification and NextGen Cement Strategies for Portland Limestone Cement, through panel discussions with suppliers, engineers, and owners.
    • Conducts technical and professional development chapter meetings
      Hosts chapter meetings focused on industry-relevant topics such as ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification and NextGen Cement Strategies for PLCs, including panel discussions with suppliers, engineers, and owners.
    • Convenes technical and industry-focused chapter meetings
      Hosts chapter meetings on specialized topics such as ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification and NextGen Cement Strategies for Portland Limestone Cements, featuring panel discussions with industry stakeholders including suppliers, engineers, and owners.
    • Hosting Chapter Meetings and Educational Discussions
      Hosts chapter meetings focused on ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification through performance evaluation and organizes discussions on "NextGen Cement Strategies for Portland Limestone Cement (PLC’s)" with industry experts.
    • Hosts annual social and recreational events for industry engagement
      Organizes an annual bowling tournament and other social events to foster community and engagement within the Arizona concrete industry.
    • Organizes annual fundraising and team-building events to support student chapters
      Hosts the annual "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament to fund ASU Student Chapter participation in ACI competitions and the World of Concrete, and supports NAU Student Chapter events such as their inaugural Disc Golf Tournament.
    • Organizes annual social and fundraising events
      Hosts an annual bowling tournament and the "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament, the latter of which supports ASU Student Chapter travel to ACI competitions and the World of Concrete for educational purposes.
    • Organizes annual social and fundraising tournaments
      Hosts an annual bowling tournament and the "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament, with proceeds supporting ASU Student Chapter travel to ACI competitions and educational events like the World of Concrete.
    • Organizes professional development and technical knowledge-sharing events
      Hosts chapter meetings and panel discussions on technical topics such as ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification and NextGen Cement Strategies for PLCs, in collaboration with organizations like SEAofA, to support industry advancement.
    • Provides industry association support and governance
      Supports the concrete industry in Arizona through association activities, including governance by an executive board with two-year terms for key leadership roles and directors elected for three-year terms.
    • Supporting Student Chapters through Fundraising Events
      Organizes the annual "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament to fund ASU Student Chapter trips to ACI competitions and the World of Concrete, and supported the NAU Student Chapter's inaugural Disc Golf Tournament.
    • Supports student chapters and academic engagement
      Supports student chapters at NAU and ASU through event sponsorship, recognition at conventions, and maintaining member directories to promote educational and competitive opportunities in the concrete industry.
    • Supports student chapters through events and recognition
      Supports NAU and ASU student chapters by sponsoring events like disc golf tournaments and recognizing their achievements at ACI conventions, while funding educational travel through the Concrete Cup.
    • Supports student chapters through fundraising and recognition
      Organizes the annual "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament to fund ASU Student Chapter travel to ACI competitions and the World of Concrete; supports NAU Student Chapter events and recognizes their achievements at national conventions.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$369K
Contributions & grants$13K3%
Program service revenue$356K97%
Investment income$1120%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$316K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$211K
Cash$211K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$211K
Liquid reserves8.0 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +32.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 10
  • David Fox — Board Member
  • David McElvain — Board Member
  • James Ernzen — Board Member
  • Johnathan Lyle — Board Member
  • Josh Marriot — Board Member
  • Keila Lombardozzi — Board Member
  • Martin Salgado — Board Member
  • Mike Fyffe — Board Member
  • Sheila Hall — Board Member
  • Teresa Coleman — Board Member
relationships · 28

who they work with

  • ACI International Partner — Promotes the mission of ACI International through its Young Professional membership.
  • ASU Partner — Has a student chapter with free membership available to ASU students, who are also members of the Arizona Chapter.
  • ASU Student Chapter Partner — Organizes the "Concrete Cup" Golf Tournament to support their trips to ACI competitions and the World of Concrete.
  • American Concrete Institute Network — Arizona Chapter is a chapter of the national American Concrete Institute and operates to further its chartered objectives.
  • American Concrete Institute Network — Promotes the overall interests of the American Concrete Institute, an international organization.
  • Arizona State University Partner — Hosts a student chapter of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete Institute.
  • Arizona State University Partner — James Ernzen from Arizona State University, Del E. Webb School of Construction, is associated with the ASU ACI Student Chapter.
  • CalPortland Partner — Dave McElvain, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with CalPortland.
  • Caruso Turley Scott Partner — Sheila Hall, President of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Caruso Turley Scott.
  • Chryso Partner — David Fox, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Chryso.
  • Concrete Contractors Association of Arizona Partner — Collaborated on a chapter meeting about ACI Flatwork Finisher Certification.
  • DPR Construction Partner — Keila Lombardozzi, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with DPR Construction.
  • Drake Cement Partner — Teresa Coleman, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Drake Cement.
  • Euclid Chemical Company Partner — Jason Savage, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Euclid Chemical Company.
  • NAU Partner — Offers a student chapter membership for students engaged in the Engineering or Construction Management programs, or their faculty and staff.
  • NAU Student Chapter Partner — Supported their inaugural Disc Golf Tournament and recognized their success at an ACI Convention.
  • Ninyo & Moore Partner — Crystal Peterson, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Ninyo & Moore.
  • Ninyo & Moore Partner — Hosted the March 2024 Young Professional Connect event and provided a venue and platform for a young member to present.
  • SEAofA Partner — Collaborated on a chapter meeting about NextGen Cement Strategies for Portland Limestone Cement.
  • Salt River Materials Group Partner — Hunter Garrison, Past President of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Salt River Materials Group.
  • Schaefer, Inc. Partner — Maya Cottongim, a Director of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Schaefer, Inc.
  • Sundt Construction Partner — Michael Fyffe, Vice President of the Arizona Chapter-American Concrete, is affiliated with Sundt Construction.
  • Terracon Partner — Hosts ACI Written Retest sessions at their Tempe, AZ location.
  • Wild Apricot Government — Membership software provider for Arizona Chapter-American Concrete
  • Wild Apricot Partner — Provides membership software for the organization.
  • Wild Apricot Partner — Uses Wild Apricot Membership Software to power its operations.
  • Wild Apricot Partner — Uses Wild Apricot Membership Software to power its website and manage emails.
  • Wild Apricot Partner — Uses Wild Apricot Membership Software to power its website.