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Market Promotion of the Masonry Industry |
CMACN, the voice of the California and Nevada masonry
industry, increases members' visibility to potential
customers, aiding business development. The Association
provides information about the industry, the features
and the benefits of masonry construction.
CMACN also serves as the leading concrete masonry
data clearinghouse in the western states. To facilitate
up-to-date information gathering and dissemination,
CMACN develops, monitors and coordinates:
- Test programs
- Research
projects
- Publication
of technical and educational data
- New specification
updates
- Recommendations
for improved product use
- Promotion
of the Association's professionalism
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Technical Services |
The Association addresses specific construction issues
such as structural, earthquake, and energy consumption
design. On behalf of its members, CMACN documents
technical and compliance capabilities of masonry products
relating to codes and project criteria. These technical
studies are published and available to members and
industry design firms. |
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Representation in Other Professional Organizations |
To increase recognition of the masonry industry, CMACN
represents its members in related organizations. This
interaction crosses industry lines to help increase
members visibility. |
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Convenient Central Office |
For up-to-date information and answers to questions
about the masonry industry, CMACN's staff members
can help solve any professional problems or provide
current industry information. |
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Current Industry Information |
Every CMACN member receives the
Executive Director's monthly report and a copy of
the Board of Directors' minutes, plus special bulletins,
convention invitations, and announcements. Additionally,
every Producer member receives all committee notices,
minutes of committee meetings, and a monthly financial
statement. |
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The
concrete masonry association of California and Nevada (CMACN),
a non profit professional organization established in October 1977, committed
to strengthening the masonry industry in California and Nevada.
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