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President’s Perspective

Mental Health & Wellness

Awards & Scholarships

Mental Health & Wellness

CLC Leadership Development Conference

Event Highlights

Workforce Development

MBA Publications

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From the Executive Director

Member Resources

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PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE

A LOOK BACK AT A YEAR OF PURPOSE, PROGRESS, AND PARTNERSHIP

MICHAEL MASCARO Mascaro Construction, LP MBA President

s we close out 2025, I’m reminded how much this membership can accomplish when we execute collaboratively. The Master Builders’ Association’s motto is Leading the Industry, Building the Region. Each one of those phrases cannot stand on its own — they are inseparable. Just as our membership is inseparable to success, we can only accomplish our vision if we work together. We have accomplished a lot this past year and it was completed by the people who have the insatiable desire to make this industry better. We are executing on what matters — and doing it together. Inspired by 2025’s theme, Building with Purpose, we advanced safety on the job and opened new pathways to careers in construction to enhance our workforce development needs. The Yinz Good?™ program continues to break barriers and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health and wellness. Our members continue to raise the bar for excellence in the built environment, as celebrated at our Building Excellence Awards which spotlights the work of our tradespeople. The projects honored stand as testaments to skill, craftsmanship,

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safety, and pride that is building our region. With the upcoming retirement of our longtime publishing partner, Jeff Burd, MBA has brought two leading industry magazines in-house and being led by staff member Ben Atwood. BreakingGround will continue offering trusted construction industry insights and proving that we are leading the industry. MBA has also taken on Developing Pittsburgh, reinforcing our collaboration with the commercial real estate and development community. NAIOP Pittsburgh’s chapter leaders and members remain committed to support this significant regional CRE publication. Both publications will continue to focus on insights of value to readers, industry partners, and sponsors. With MBA University (MBA-U), we offer a range of online professional development courses and training programs tailored for our industry. These courses benefit members while industry professionals enhance their skills, stay current with industry standards, and advance their careers.

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We were honored and proud to co-host the 2025 AGC CLC Leadership Development Conference, which placed MBA members, signatory employers, and our region on the national stage. We are not only physically building the region, but we are also building communities. Inspiring are the ways our members gave back to local charities. With MBA Good Deeds we are reminded that it is our moral obligation to give back and make a difference in the areas in which we live, work, and play. We partnered with the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP) to launch Workforce on Wheels (WOW), which provides opportunities to those jobseekers who’ve been outside the typical pathways into construction careers. Throughout the year, we remained steadfast advocates for our industry, representing our members at the local, state, and national levels to ensure your voices are heard and we make an impact to beneficial legislation for the construction industry.

This 2025 MEMBER REPORT celebrates all we’ve accomplished together and offers a glimpse of what’s to come. I’m proud of our progress, grateful for your continued support towards these initiatives, and excited about what our MBA membership will achieve.

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2025 SERVICE, SAFETY & SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS INDUSTRY AWARDS

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

MBA Safety Professional of The Year

Kiera Harger Penn State University Department of Architectural Engineering Scholarship

MBA Safety Champion of The Year

Bethany Matlos Slippery Rock University Safety Scholarship

Labor Champion of the Year

Joshua Zielinski University of Pittsburgh Construction Management Program Scholarship

Joseph Franceschini P.J. Dick, Incorporated Vice President of Safety

Don Ohler Rocky Bleier Construction Group Superintendent

Ed Mikita PJ Dick, Incorporated

James Kling Fellowship Award

Todd Dominick Rycon Construction, Inc. Co-Founder & Former CEO

March of Dimes Construction Champion of the Year

Jim Kephart Rocky Bleier Construction Group Director of Operations

The City & State Who’s Who in Labor

Dave Daquelente MBA, Executive Director

Mental Health Visionary

MICA EDUCATION AWARDS Kyle Jancsar Tapers Winner

Christopher McCambridge Plasterers Winner

Michael Zeyzus, Jr. Carpenters Winner

Bob McCall MBA, Director of Safety

Trade Institute of Pittsburgh’s Community Service Wall of Fame

Lance Harrell MBA, Director of Workforce Development and DEI 4

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2024 BUILDING EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS Each year, MBA honors the collaborative efforts of contractors, subcontractors, architects, craftspeople, and owners through the MBA Building Excellence Awards. Winners are selected by industry professionals based on MBA’s rigorous criteria, including challenges overcome, client satisfaction, and safety.

NEW CONSTRUCTION Over $50 Million University of Pittsburgh — Scaife Hall Addition Contractor: PJ Dick Incorporated

$20 – $50 Million Penn State Behrend — Erie Hall Recreation and Wellness Center Contractor: PJ Dick Incorporated Under $20 Million South Fayette Township Municipal Center Contractor: DiMarco Construction, Co., Inc.

NEW INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION Over $40 Million Form Energy Factory 1 Contractor: Massaro Corporation

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RENOVATION CONSTRUCTION Over $7 Million Dick’s Sporting Goods House of Sport Contractor: Rycon Construction, Inc. $4 – 7 Million Carnegie Music Hall Preservation Contractor: Volpatt Construction Corporation Under $4 Million West Virginia University — Chitwood Hall Contractor: Shannon Construction Company

EXCELLENCE IN CRAFTSMANSHIP Over $10 Million Norfolk Southern — Conneaut Creek Bridge Contractor: Mascaro Construction Company, LP $2 – 10 Million Allegheny General Hospital — AHU S-13 Replacement Contractor: McKamish, Inc. Under $2 Million Carnegie Music Hall — LED Lighting Contractor: Sargent Electric Company MASTER BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION

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Yinz Good?™ opens the door to real conversations about mental health in the construction industry. Created by MBA and the Constructors Association of Western PA (CAWP), Yinz Good?™ offers free digital resources on well‑being.

MBA joined 261 walkers and 31 teams in the first Pennsylvania Construction Hike for Hope. Over $100,000 was raised to support mental health awareness and suicide prevention.

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MBA BRINGS EMERGING LEADERS TO PITTSBURGH In October, MBA proudly co‑hosted the AGC Construction Leadership Council (CLC) Leadership Development Conference, welcoming 230 emerging leaders for two days of growth and networking. Highlights included tours of Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Innovation Center and University of Pittsburgh's BioForge, sessions on mental health and leadership, and the CLC Best Practices Roundtable. Anthony Huey (pictured right) delivered a keynote on Communication In The Age of AI. The conference concluded with a reception at Acrisure Stadium. The event highlighted Pittsburgh’s strong construction community. Thanks to our sponsors who made it possible.

“The LDC conference was 10/10! The Pittsburgh team did an excellent job on this event.” – AGC MEMBER

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2025 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

CONNECTING, CELEBRATING, AND GIVING BACK

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY EVENING OF EXCELLENCE

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Celebrating Leaders Who Put Safety First MBA hosted its annual Safety Appreciation Night at Rivers Casino, honoring those who prioritize safety and drive excellence in construction. The event underscored safety’s role in every successful project. MBA thanks all honorees and participants for setting the standard across the region. By celebrating safety today, we strengthen tomorrow’s projects.

Full House at Young Constructors Leadership Panel

MBA Partners with OSHA to Boost Jobsite Safety

$2,350 Raised for Pitt and SRU AGC Student Chapters

MBA partnered with the Pittsburgh Office of OSHA, with AGC representatives present, to strengthen construction jobsite safety. The alliance expands training, hosts events, and shares injury data to guide outreach. “Our goal is simple: to send everyone home safely each day,” said MBA Director of Safety Bob McCall. Together, we’re building a safer future.

Membership in an AGC Student Chapter provides young professionals with an opportunity to observe and develop their skills with industry leaders. AGC of America, in conjunction with our local chapters, supports more than 170 Student Chapters nationwide. Student Chapters exist at accredited two- and four-year schools offering programs in construction management, construction technology, and construction-related engineering.

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MBA’s annual Young Constructors Leadership Development Panel drew a packed audience eager to learn from industry leaders. Moderated by Jeff Burd, panelists Casey Schlaegle, Scott Snyder, and John Wattick shared career journeys, leadership lessons, and advice for emerging professionals. By investing in young talent, we secure the strength of our industry’s future.

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New Members Luncheon

Annual Reception

Yinz Good™ Pet Photo Contest Luncheon

Annual Meeting

Duquesne Light Safety Training

NEW! Breakfast Speaker Series MBA hosted two members-only Breakfast Series events. The first event featured guest speaker Kaitlynn Mammay Caracciolo on Redefining Safety. At the second event, Executive Director Dave Daquelente shared industry insights.

Intern Luncheon

Members Golf Outing

“The bike-building service project was a unique way to meet other Emerging Contractors. Our chapter loved it!” – AGC MEMBER

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Members Golf Outing

Clay Queens

Fall Prevention

YC Clay Shoot

Affiliate Council Cyber Security Seminar

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ADVANCING WORKFORCE EDUCATION & TRAINING EMERGING CONTRACTORS DEVELOPMENT

ECDC Panel and Networking Event

Emerging Contractors Development Program

The Emerging Contractor Development Committee (ECDC) hosted a successful panel and networking event for Minority, Women, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (MWDBE) contractors. This initiative fostered collaboration, generated new ideas, and built vital relationships, ultimately strengthening the local construction community and promoting future growth.

MBA's Emerging Contractors greatly valued the practical knowledge — directly tied to their growth — shared by industry leaders such as Dick Building Company, Landau Building Company, Mascaro Construction Company, LP., Massaro Construction Group, Mosites Construction, Rocky Bleier Construction Group, and Turner Construction Company, LP. Special thanks to the MBA members and unions who supported the class.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FIND PURPOSE IN THE TRADES

Carrick High School Students Find Purpose Through the Building Trades Students from share heartfelt reflections on attending the Building Excellence Awards.

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Build On Construction Industry Career Fair More than 30 Union Locals showcased hands‑ on demonstrations, apprenticeships, and career pathways for middle and high school students.

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W.O.W CyberBus 2.0: Recruiting Talent Where They Live

MBA and The Heyward House co-hosted a Career Exploration Fair for youth from local organizations including Auberle, Urban Impact Foundation, Garfield Jubilee Association, Homeless Children’s Education Fund, Nazareth Prep, and The Promise Center of Homewood. Students discovered union trade careers through handson activities led by industry professionals.

MBA connects tens of thousands of jobseekers to construction careers each year through BuildWPA. MBA co-sponsored W.O.W CyberBus 2.0, a mobile initiative led by the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh with support from local trade unions.

Special thanks to our union partners—Carpenters Local 432, IUPAT Local 57, Sheet Metal Workers Local 12, IBEW Local 5, and Operating Engineers Local 66—for sharing expertise and inspiring future leaders.

Since July, the CyberBus has hosted job fairs and résumé workshops, engaging an average of 55 jobseekers per visit. Expanded partnerships in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia— including tablet distribution— have broadened its reach. The program opens doors to more than 20,000 underserved community members.

IAW Students Explore Construction Careers MBA’s Lance Harrell, visited the Industrial Arts Workshop (IAW) to highlight career pathways in the construction trades. IAW’s workforce development programs give students hands-on welding and fabrication experience, building skills that translate directly into industry opportunities. With demand for skilled trades growing, IAW anticipates partnerships with trade schools to strengthen pipelines into union careers—aligning with MBA’s mission to prepare the next generation of construction professionals.

For more information, email Lance Harrell at  lance@mbawpa.com.

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Career Exploration Fair Sparks Interest in Union Opportunities

MBA PUBLICATIONS

BreakingGround delivers local market insights for commercial construction and real estate professionals — including members of the Master Builders’ Association and C‑level leaders in construction and development across the region.

DevelopingPittsburgh is the voice of the region’s commercial real estate, reporting on deals, developments, and key firms. Issues deliver expert data and analysis across office, industrial, retail, and mixed‑use markets.

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The Build‑A‑Bike Challenge

Toys for Austin's Playroom

Attendees of CLC Leadership Development Conference built bikes for kids at the Homewood Promise Center.

MBA scores big for kids with an $8,000 donation to the Mario Lemieux Foundation.

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DEEDS Food Bank Volunteers MBA’s Young Constructors returned to Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, contributing their time and energy to provide nutritious food to families across the region.

MBA continued its support of the ACE Mentor Program of America with a $4,000 donation. The program connects high school students with pros in the Architecture, Construction, and Engineering (ACE) industry. Learn more

ACE Mentor Program Donation

Planting A Greener Future This Spring, 35 of MBA's Young Constructors and Green Builders Committees joined Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato, Park Rangers to plant 125 native trees, grown by Tree Pittsburgh, during a park trail renovation.

Earth Day 2025

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

BUILDING WHAT’S NEXT

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SAFER, SMARTER, SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION DAVID D. DAQUELENTE MBA Executive Director As we look ahead, I want to begin with sincere thanks for your commitment to MBA and our industry. The progress we made this past year belongs to you - our members - whose expertise strengthens the built environment and the economic foundation of our region. You make the MBA the strong and dynamic organization it is today. As we celebrate our 140th anniversary, our theme for the year, Building What’s Next, reflects both the achievements of our past and the promise of our future. Together, we’re ready to meet the opportunities ahead and continue advancing safer, smarter and sustainable construction. MBA will focus on several key priorities in 2026 to support our members, strengthen our workforce, and build the future of our industry. We will concentrate on what matters most. Building What’s Next starts here: • A DVOCACY: MBA works with local, state, and regional elected and compliance partners prioritizing clarity, predictability, and efficiency in delivering for the built environment. • I NDUSTRY INTELLIGENCE: MBA equips the regional market with trusted, timely, and relevant information to improve decisions and support market strategy. • L ABOR RELATIONS: MBA negotiates market appropriate CBAs with labor union partners while expanding recruitment, retention, and training pipelines across all career levels.

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Building What’s Next also reminds me of how far our industry has come and how our members always adapt to changes carefully and successfully, ensuring that every innovation improves safety, quality, and efficiency on the jobsite. Some emerging practices and technologies have begun to make their way to the jobsite and others are on the horizon such as drones delivering fast, accurate data to inform safer, smarter decisions. Similarly, process improvement related gains from technology and best practices in areas such as sustainable materials and methods enhancing durability and responsible construction. MBA will continue investing in training partnerships and education, so our workforce is prepared for the demands of today—and the opportunities of tomorrow. Over 140 years, MBA members have built a legacy of excellence. Building What’s Next means leveraging experience, skill, and collaboration to stay ahead of the curve so we can meet the future with confidence. MBA members and our regional building community are ready to take on whatever changes lie ahead. On behalf of our Board, Committees, and incredible Staff, thank you for the work you do every day. We’re here to support you as we build the future of our industry together. Lean into your membership. You’ll get even more than you give.

MBA'S 140TH ANNIVERSARY In 2026, MBA proudly celebrates 140 years of member success. We remain focused on collaboratively leading the industry's next phase.

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Explore these resources and make the most of your membership.

DIGITAL LIBRARY: The Green Builders Committee and AIA–MBA Joint Committee are helping members prepare for Pennsylvania’s adoption of the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), which took effect January 1, 2026. The updated code includes stricter requirements for building envelope performance. Contractors and designers will need to adapt to ensure compliance, avoid costly delays, and continue delivering high-performance buildings. For more information, email Tim Mackin at  tim@mbawpa.com.

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AFTER A SUICIDE: A Toolkit for Construction Workplaces

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The Yinz Good?™ Toolkit for Construction Workplaces equips construction employers with guidance for responding to a suicide in the workplace, including crisis‑response steps, safe communication practices, and strategies to support employee wellbeing. It also provides templates, checklists, and tools to help organizations manage the immediate aftermath and strengthen long‑term mental‑health awareness. Download the Guide

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MBA CAREER CENTER Members post open positions directly on the site. You can also find apprenticeship opportunities, and a link to BuildWPA, MBA’s site for workforce development education and resources.

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MBA CONTRACTOR & AFFILIATE MEMBER DIRECTORY MBA’s success is due to our Contractor Members and Affiliate Members. They remain the foundation of our association. Together, we look forward to 2026. Search the Directory 

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MBA SPEAKERS BUREAU:

Your Go-To Resource to Connect with Top Construction Leaders

The MBA Speakers Bureau connects you with experienced construction leaders from MBA’s Leadership Team who deliver customized presentations for conferences, workshops, and corporate events. Our speakers bring real-world experience, industry expertise, and insider insights to support your objectives and elevate your event. This service is offered at no cost to support organizations and professionals throughout our region.

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MBA BOARD & CAP PROGRAM OFFICERS MBA OFFICERS 2025

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President Michael R. Mascaro Mascaro Construction Company, LP

Chairman: Raymond A. Volpatt, Jr., P.E. Volpatt Construction Corporation

Vice President/Treasurer Alexander G. Dick Dick Building Company

Secretary/Treasurer Michael R. Mascaro Mascaro Construction Company, LP

Secretary/Executive Director David D. Daquelente Master Builders’ Association

Executive Director David D. Daquelente Master Builders’ Association

BOARD OF DIRECTORS John P. Busse F.J. Busse Company, Inc. James T. Frantz TEDCO Construction Corporation Michael Kuhn Jendoco Construction Corporation Jennifer Landau Landau Building Company Anthony F. Martini A. Martini & Co. Steven M. Massaro Massaro Corporation

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Dave Meuschke Burchick Construction Company, Inc. M. Dean Mosites Mosites Construction Company Jake Ploeger PJ Dick Incorporated Jodi L. Rennie Turner Construction Company Neal Rivers Easley & Rivers, Inc. (MICA President) John Sabatos Rycon Construction, Inc.

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Raymond A. Volpatt, Jr., P.E. (Past President) Volpatt Construction Corporation

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MBA STAFF David D. Daquelente Executive Director  dave@mbawpa.org

Bob McCall Director of Safety  bob.mccall@mbawapa.org

Ben Atwood New! Managing Editor  ben@mbawpa.org Read about Ben >

Tim Mackin Director of Services & Operations  tim@mbawpa.com

Mary Chuderewicz Membership & Communications Coordinator  mchuderewicz@mbawpa.org

Ellianna Saylor Communications & Events Administrator  ellianna@mbawpa.org

Valerie Coen Office Manager/ Administrative Assistant  vcoen@mbawpa.org

Lisa Sbei New! Administrative Assistant  lisa@mbawpa.org

Lance Harrell Director of Workforce Development and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion  lance@mbawpa.com

JOIN US FOR OUR BREAKFAST SPEAKER SERIES MBA’s Breakfast Speaker Series returns with timely conversations on the issues shaping the construction industry in our region. Join fellow members for engaging discussions, fresh insights, and opportunities to strengthen our collective impact. For more information, email Ellianna Saylor at  ellianna@mbawpa.org. Learn More & Register 

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