Meet Your Construction Executive of the Year Finalists!

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2017 Construction Executive of the Year 
Finalist #4 
Angie Ziegler
General Air Control, Inc.
 
Since 1995, Angie Ziegler has been the owner and operator of General Air Control, Inc.  As the company's Vice President, Angie is responsible for the overall operations and finances of the organization.  She has successfully improved the efficiency of the office operations and has reduced employee turnover by implementing a family-like atmosphere that encourages loyalty in employees.  As a native of Tucson, Angie shows her love for her town by her involvement in multiple local community organizations.  Angie has also shown her love for her industry through her efforts in its development.  Angie is a mother of two and wife to her business partner Jon.  
 
Angie and Jon purchased General Air Control, Inc. from the previous owner in 1995.  They successfully operated 3 locations in Tucson, Phoenix and Albuquerque.  Since the beginning, Angie has steadily increased profits, market share and employee loyalty.  General Air Control experienced steady growth in revenues for the over the first eight years and has since maintained a constant revenue volume while increasing margins.  
 
Angie has been responsible for changing the overall image of the company and bringing on board a strong team of knowledgeable and loyal employees.  Angie is extremely devoted to the development of her staff at General Air Control and promotes a strong company culture through multiple employee meetings and events with a focus on family. 
 
Congratulations to Angie & our other Finalists:
Brandon Bell - Bell Steel, Inc.
Wayne Bell - Ace Asphalt 
Casey Cartier - Jokake Construction Services, Inc.
And Pioneer Award Recipient John Ames - Ames Construction
 
Join us to Learn the CEoY Winner LATER THIS Week! 
 
Don't miss the 2017 Construction Executive of the Year Event!  Join us Thursday, May 4th at the beautiful Montelucia Resort.   Sign up as a sponsor or make an individual reservation today! 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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