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Ronda Williams

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What is GOBSA’s mission or purpose?

GOBSA’s mission is to organize and promote general interest of the building industry in Springfield. Our purpose also is to develop knowledge and coordination between all parties; to promote better relationships with building owners, public bodies, architects, engineers, code officials and material manufacturers; to promote a high professional standard of conduct; to promote proper safety standards and protection in the construction industry; and to educate and encourage efficiency and sound business methods for our industry.

Who’s eligible for membership, and how many are there?

Any business, partnership, corporation or business, serving, promoting or providing labor and/or materials in the building industry can join GOBSA. We have about 60 members.

How does GOBSA work toward or support its mission?

We have events all through the year to raise money for scholarships that we award at the Salute to Construction banquet. Some of our most popular events are the spring and fall golf tournaments. We participate every year in the Sertoma Chili Cook-Off.

What are some goals GOBSA will be working on in 2006?

Continuing membership growth, which will in turn enable us to give more back to the community.

Why is Salute to Construction important to GOBSA?

I think Salute to Construction is very important to everyone in Springfield. It brings awareness of our industry to the community on every level, from the students that Salute volunteers talk to every year to awards for our industry’s top performers. Salute to Construction highlights how important construction is to Springfield.

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