Our Vision & Mission

​To advance the industry by providing a leading network and a neutral forum for exchanging new ideas, knowledge, and opportunities while creating stronger collaborative relationships among architects, engineers, constructors, owners and other industry stakeholders. Our mission is to promote cross-industry collaboration.

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​“I am so impressed with your communications and your content.
I have recommended Georgia Tech interview you as a role model program. ”
Jim Cramer, Former EVP AIA
Founder, Design Intelligence

Who We Are

The Construction Institute is a non-profit, non-partisan association of diverse professionals working to improve the industry by sharing experiences and knowledge, advancing relationships, and developing business leaders. Our members are made up of everyone - owners and facility managers, architects and engineers, contractors and subcontractors, project managers, consultants, manufacturers and distributors, governmental agencies, lawyers, accountants, and many other support services.

What We Do

The Institute provides opportunities to share information, exchange innovative ideas, and build new relationships. The Construction Institute is known for its high-quality Programs, Professional Education, and publications. Its annual programs include the AEC Leadership Conference, the Women Who Build Summit, and the Visionaries Forum. Its practical Professional Education Workshops and Certificate Programs are taught by experienced professionals in both online and in-person formats. The Institute creates meaningful opportunities for connecting with other dedicated industry professionals through committee work, speaking and writing opportunities, and through is programs, educational and social events. The Construction Institute is a real and virtual think-tank. View CI's organizational chart to see all that we do.

History & Values

​The Construction Institute was founded in 1976 on the idea that our industry needed a platform for clear and open dialogue among the different disciplines.  As technology and the industry were growing more complex, it became apparent that only by working together as colleagues would the AEC industry achieve its full potential. This is the heart of the Construction Institute and we call it multidisciplinary collaboration, which supports the development of multidisciplinary fluency.