NECA’S Mission

The National Electrical Contractors Association represents, promotes and enhances the management interests of its electrical contractor members through labor relations, education, management skill improvement, apprentice and journeyman training, marketing services, public relations, information, communication, and creation of a better business environment.

NECA also coordinates the collective activities of the electrical contracting industry in the following areas:

  • Government relations
  • Technical standards
  • Public relations
  • Communication
  • Information
  • Business ethics

Our Chapter

Member Benefits

NECA offers you an opportunity to have a direct say in the electrical industry and its future through regular meetings held at the chapter, district and national levels. Click for more...
Trust and Cooperation are essential ingredients in an effective, profitable working relationship between employer and employee. Click for more...
Electrical contracting requires knowledge of engineering, estimating, electrical installation and business management. Click for more...
NECA provides a full range of informational and educational services to help its members ensure the superiority of their work while taking advantage of emerging technology. Click for more...
Almost every construction trade association has a marketing department to sell products to its members, but we know of no other with a marketing department whose sole function is to help members sell their services! Click for more...
Serving as the voice of electrical construction, NECA works continually to ensure that its members are kept informed of developments both within the organization and within the electrical contracting industry as a whole. Click for more...
NECA believes that it should take an active role in keeping its membership, the entire construction industry and the general public aware of the content and possible effects of legislation affecting the electrical contracting industry. Click for more...
With positions on all 20 code-making panels of the National Electric Code committee, NECA represents the interests of electrical contractors in the development of equipment standards, materials standards, safety regulations and installation standards. Click for more...
NECA is committed to safety, for workers on the job and for projects after the work is complete. Click for more...

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To become a member, please contact Jeremy Ryan, Chapter Manager, at jryan@cohneca.org or (614) 224-4408. You can also fill out the form below to send your message.

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LMCC – Labor Management Cooperation Committee

Our mission is “to improve the relationship between signatory employers and the IBEW at all levels, to explore ways to work together to become more competitive, to implement programs that increase employment opportunities for these employers and their employees, and to promote the value of union electrical work to the end user.” – Mission Statement of the NLMCC.

The programs of the LMCC have been developed from recommendations by the membership of both NECA and the IBEW, local unions, and chapters.
The LMCC goals:

  • To improve communication between representatives of Labor and Management.
  • To expand and improve working relationships between workers and managers.
  • To provide workers and employers with opportunities to study and explore new and innovative joint approaches to achieving organizational effectiveness.
  • To ensure and develop standards regarding the continuing education of the Journeyman Wireman.
  • To foster improvements in occupational safety and health and other working conditions in the construction industry.
  • To provide a meaningful marketing program.
  • To implement a mechanism to benchmark current market share and future market share trends as a result of programs initiated and/or administered by this Committee.

Chapter Leadership

Officers

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Brian Dew
Governor
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Elizabeth Butler
President
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Michael Dishon
Vice President

Columbus
Division

Elizabeth Butler – Chairman

Brian Dew

Brian Hartshorn

Jerry Kaltenbach

Mansfield
Division

Mark Bosko – Chairman

Michael Dishon

Newark
Division

Anthony “Tony” Fay – Chairman

Portsmouth
Division

Miles Ferguson – Chairman

John Taylor