NECA : The Next Generation of Electrical Construction Leader

The new training program from the National Electrical Contractors Association develops skills and strategies to move the industry forward

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WASHINGTON – The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) is proud to announce the launch of the NECA Innovation Institute, a new program designed to develop the next generation of leaders and innovators in the electrical construction industry. This one-year professional training program will empower participants to become visionary thinkers with the leadership skills needed for practical deployment.

Candidates for the NECA Innovation Institute are those that are well-positioned to move their companies forward, with a focus on future executives and construction leaders. These leaders will learn and train together for one year, strengthening core leadership skills while applying problem solving strategies to a Capstone Project. Each Capstone will be uniquely tailored to address an internally prioritized challenge within each participant’s organization.

“I am thrilled to be launching this program, which was created not just to advance individuals and companies, but the entirety of the electrical construction industry,” said Tauhira Ali, NECA Executive Director of Industry Innovation. “With so many new trends and technologies affecting the way we build; it is paramount to prepare our people for the future. NECA’s Innovation Institute creates a network for current and future leaders that will have positive ramifications industrywide.”

NECA has delivered leadership training through the Executive Management Institute (EMI) for more than 20 years, a high-impact, short-term program designed for senior leaders. The Innovation Institute expands upon these offerings with smaller, focused cohorts, a long-term curriculum, and personalized project experiences.

“The NECA Innovation Institute is designed to create and develop leaders within your company, encouraging a culture change and fostering innovation,” said David Long, NECA CEO. “We must choose to invest in our people, push our companies forward, and not remain stagnant as the future approaches.”

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