The purpose of this committee is to establish personal contact with new members to ensure that these companies are aware of and utilize the services and benefits available through Rochester Area Builders. They accomplish this through contacts during the first year of membership.
Committee meets monthly.
Overseeing the acknowledgment of membership participation is the charge of this committee. This is done through nominating members for the Distinguished Service Award for Builders and Associates and the Rising Star Award. This committee also plans the annual Awards Dinner held in November.
Committee meets August through November.
This committee plans the projects that allow the Association to interact with consumers, such as a Community Project, our Outreach to Youths including Scholarships, Speak to Schools program, and Job Shadowing, media advertising, and building bird feeders for a Ronald McDonald activity among others.
Committee meets January through November.
This group of members meets with the Director of Rochester’s Community Development Department along with staff from Public Works, Planning & Zoning, and Building Safety on a regular basis to give input on the development, building permit, and inspection process.
Committee meets monthly.
Helping our members to deal with consumer problems is the duty of this committee. They have developed building standards and will encourage our members to follow them. When there are customer complaints, the committee will visit the home to decide if the work is within the standards or needs to be fixed.
Committee meets as necessary.
This committee is charged with developing programs and seminars that will help to develop the professionalism and profitability of our members. Several all-day education events are planned – multiple in Rochester and one in Winona.
Committee meets June through September.
The five officers of the Association meet to oversee the details of running the organization, to plan Board meetings, and to make recommendations to the Board of Directors.
Committee meets monthly.
This committee is responsible for planning and promoting our fashion show, Studs, Struts & Stilettos, which benefits Two Rivers Habitat for Humanity. This is a community event where both members and non-members can participate as designers and sponsors.
Committee meets monthly.
This group develops the annual budget for R.A.B., regularly reviews our financial status, and makes recommendations to the Board of Directors.
Committee meets Quarterly.
The responsibility of this committee is to plan our annual golf outing so that it provides an enjoyable day for our members and their guests as well as revenue for our association.
Committee meets January through July.
This committee is charged with monitoring, initiating, and reacting to issues that are necessary to the maintenance of a favorable building environment. They serve as the primary review committee on all issues that affect our industry at all levels of government. They also develop ideas and oversee activities that can raise funds for our state PAC.
Committee meets monthly.
This committee investigated various green building programs and recommended MN GreenStar as the program of choice for our Association. They provide updated “green” information to the members through regular programs and articles in the newsletter.
Committee meets monthly.
This very important event in the RAB schedule requires many hours of dedicated work by this committee. They coordinate all aspects of the show in order to provide a professional stage for our members to present new products to the consumer. The event is held each February at the Mayo Civic Center.
Committee meets monthly.
The purpose of this committee is to develop and implement an ongoing membership development program. They are responsible for new member recruitment through annual membership drives.
Committee meets monthly.
The task of this committee is to work with the staff in creating a favorable office environment in order that the work of the association can be carried forward. They also update personnel policies and procedures and interview employee candidates as needed.
Committee meets most months.
This committee is responsible for arranging and coordinating all speakers, social sponsors, and special events related to the General Membership Meetings and Summer Networking Nights held the last Tuesday of each month. They also plan the annual Christmas Party held on the 2nd Friday of December.
Committee meets monthly.
Every year the Remodelers Council puts on a tour of remodeled homes for the public to view. It is held in September on the 1st weekend of the Fall Showcase of Homes. This group oversees the planning of this event by soliciting participation from Council members and making decisions on advertising and promotion.
Committee meets March through November.
This committee organizes and promotes both the Spring Showcase of Homes held in April and the Fall Showcase of Homes held in September in order to boost home sales and raise the level of recognition for our builder members.
Committee meets most months.
The responsibility of this committee is to plan our annual sporting clay shoot so that it provides an enjoyable day for our members and their guests as well as revenue for our association.
Committee meets most months.
The purpose of this group is to oversee the operation and development of the Builders Exchange. This group meets monthly to review the financial statement, approve membership applications, and make decisions on the policies and procedures of the Council. This group also does the planning for the annual golf outing for members and guests of the Builders Exchange.
Membership through election. Trustees meet monthly.
The members of this committee oversee the activities of their Council. They review the financial statements, approve membership applications, and plan the general meetings for the group.
Membership through election. Meetings are held in January, March, May, July, September, & November.
The members of this committee oversee the activities of their Council. They review the financial statement, approve membership applications, and plan the general meetings for the group.
Membership through election. Meetings are held monthly.
The members of this committee oversee the activities of their Council. They plan networking events, professional development courses, and community involvement for their members. Membership through election.
Meetings are held monthly.
See mini-bios of the 40 Below Executive Team. Annual Individual dues are $30, Company dues are $100. Meetings are held periodically.
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