The Building Contractors Association (BCA) of Northeast Indiana has officially announced its 2025 Board of Directors and Officers, highlighting new leadership and returning members who will guide the association in the upcoming year.

Brandon Bushee of Brooks Construction Company has been elected as the new president of BCA. Bushee, who brings extensive experience to the role, will lead the association in promoting ethics, quality workmanship, and strong business practices in the commercial construction industry.

Matt Gerbers of Shambaugh & Son will serve as the 1st vice president, while Ryan Hellinger of CME Construction takes on the role of 2nd vice president. Nick Alwine of FCI Construction will serve as treasurer, continuing the leadership team’s dedication to supporting commercial construction companies across the region.

The 2025 BCA Board of Directors also welcomes two newly elected directors: Grace Minnick of Minnick Services and Peter Schenkel of Schust Construction. Meanwhile, four current directors have been reelected for successive three-year terms: Emily Brough of K & H Construction, Jeffrey Harding of HallerColvin, Gary Voirol of MSKTD & Associates, and Kelli Warner of Design Collaborative.

Additional members on the 2025 board include Andy Binkley of Weigand Construction, Holly Hunter of Hamilton Hunter Builders, Brian Gerig of IMI, John Hoffman of Star Excavating, Ryan Fruchey of Don R. Fruchey, David Michael of Michael Kinder & Sons, and Chris Freiburger of The Hagerman Group.

Founded in 1917, BCA of Northeast Indiana is a professional trade association that represents commercial contractors and companies that provide materials and professional services. The association’s mission is to foster strong business ethics, promote the highest standards of quality workmanship, and address key industry challenges while advocating for the needs of its members. As part of its ongoing efforts to support and strengthen the local construction industry, BCA plays a vital role in keeping its members informed on industry developments and advocating for civic concerns.

With the new appointments, BCA is poised to continue its work as an influential voice in the commercial construction sector, upholding its commitment to the continued growth and success of its members.

Originally reported by Construction Equipment Guide.