​Brian Geffe Elected President of Associated General Contractors of Ohio Board of Directors
 

​COLUMBUS, Ohio – Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Ohio is pleased to announce that Brian Geffe, President and CEO of Mosser Construction, Inc., has been elected President of the AGC of Ohio Board of Directors.
 
Geffe brings nearly 30 years of construction industry experience to the role, along with a strong commitment to advancing Ohio’s commercial construction industry. He has been actively engaged in supporting the association’s advocacy, workforce development, and industry advancement initiatives.
 
As President and CEO of Mosser Construction, Geffe has led the company, focusing on innovation, technology integration, and workforce development to strengthen long-term competitiveness. He began his career with Mosser as an intern while studying civil engineering at The Ohio State University, and later joined the firm full-time after earning his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Ohio.
 
Throughout his career, Geffe has led and contributed to major projects across the heavy/highway, building, and industrial sectors, including two segments of the U.S. 24 Fort-to-Port corridor, the renovation and addition of the Bowling Green State University Student Union, and the Oregon Clean Energy Power Plant.
 
In addition to his involvement with AGC of Ohio, Geffe serves on the executive committee as President of the Board for the Sandusky County Economic Development Corporation. He is also a Trustee for the Ohio Operating Engineers Health and Welfare Fund and serves on the Board of the Regional Growth Partnership.
 
“As we look to the future of Ohio’s construction industry, AGC of Ohio remains committed to strong advocacy, workforce development, and delivering value to our members,” said Geffe. “I am honored to serve as Board President and look forward to working alongside our members and industry partners to strengthen and grow Ohio’s commercial construction industry.”
 
AGC of Ohio represents the interests of commercial construction contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and service providers across the state. Through advocacy, education, and industry leadership, AGC of Ohio works to ensure a strong, safe, and sustainable construction environment for its members. View AGC of Ohio leadership at ​https://www.agcohio.org/leadership.html.

CINCINNATI AREA IS ONE OF THE NATION’S FASTEST GROWING CONSTRUCTION JOB MARKETS AS REGION ADDS MORE JOBS THAN ALL BUT ONE OTHER AREA THIS YEAR

Area Construction Employment Grows by 11 Percent Between June 2024 and June 2025 as Local Firms Add 5,800 Jobs, Construction Groups Outline Steps to Recruit More People into High-Paying Construction Careers
 
The Cincinnati metro added more new construction jobs during the past year than every metro area in the U.S. except for one, despite widespread labor shortages for the industry, according to an analysis released by the Associated General Contractors of America today. As local construction firms expand their payrolls, the national association and its local chapters are taking steps to recruit the next generation of construction workers while pushing for more federal workforce development support, officials noted.
 
“As demand for construction grows here and in many other parts of the country, more firms are having a difficult time finding enough qualified workers,” said Brian Turmail, the national spokesman for the Associated General Contractors of America. “Yet contractors in Cincinnati are showing the rest of the industry that there are ways to recruit more people into construction.”
 
Turmail noted that the Cincinnati metro area added 5,800 construction jobs between June 2024 and June 2025, an 11 percent increase. The area added more construction jobs than all but one of the 360 metro areas the association tracks and at a faster rate than all but 4 of those metros. There were 60,200 people working in construction in the Cincinnati area in June, up from 54,400 in June 2024.

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• Largest trade show on record
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• ​296 Ohio attendees

The Buckeye VIP Lounge
Attendees at the AGC of America Convention in Columbus stopped by the Lounge to relax, network, and enjoy a true taste of Ohio hospitality. It served as the perfect spot for Ohio contractors to recharge between sessions, grab a snack or drink, connect with fellow industry leaders, and take advantage of exclusive perks in a comfortable, laid-back setting. Thank you to our sponsors and to Ohio Contractors Association for cohosting!