About
About The Minnesota Concrete Council
The Minnesota Concrete Council (MCC) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1989. MCC is dedicated to advancing education and technical practice in cast-in-place construction by organizing the efforts of its members for a non-profit public service. MCC’s membership base represents design, construction, and support industries associated with reinforced and post-tensioned concrete construction.
Our Mission
What do we do?
MCC hosts and promotes educational, networking, and fundraising events, offers ACI certifications throughout the year, and awards scholarships and grants.
Whom do we do it for?
The current and future members and stakeholders of cast-in-place concrete construction.
What value are we bringing?
MCC facilitates and disseminates information to improve the design, construction, use, and maintenance of cast-in-place concrete structures and promote awareness of career opportunities in this industry.
The History Of The Minnesota Concrete Council
Since 1989, the Minnesota Concrete Council has been a state-wide, single source of unbiased information, helping the industry do a better job designing and building with cast-in-place concrete.
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In 1989 the Minnesota Concrete Council was created to bring proven methods and new ideas together, to educate its members on how to improve the quality and use of concrete in our structures, and to educate decision-makers on the benefits of quality concrete construction.
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MCC’s first educational meeting consisted of about 20 people. MCC educational meetings now currently average 125 people including architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, ready-mix producers, testing labs, attorneys and materials suppliers!
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MCC has been a major force in training, improving and evolving the technical practices and the competence of the CIP industry. MCC is an ACI local sponsoring group and became the Local Chapter for ACI in 2019. Since organizing as the Local Chapter, MCC has been named an Outstanding Chapter every year.