Metal Construction Association Welcomes Seven New Members In 2024

Chicago, IL - The Metal Construction Association (MCA) is proud to announce the addition of seven new members in 2024, further strengthening its commitment to advancing the use of metal in construction. The new members are: Alpolic, ArcelorMittal, CFS, Citadel, Elval Colour, United Panels, and Western States.

"Joining the MCA underscores our commitment to innovation in the construction industry. The MCA's network and resources offer valuable collaboration and industry advocacy. We are particularly excited about the IMP Alliance, which will help us enhance product quality and drive technological advancements. This membership will strengthen our industry relationships and keep us at the forefront of emerging trends and best practices," said Alexander Bootsman, Head of Sales Netherlands.

MCA brings together over 100 member companies, including manufacturers, fabricators, distributors, and others who play key roles in utilizing metal within the building envelope. Membership benefits include access to exclusive industry reports, data, and resources, increased visibility within the architectural design community, and opportunities to collaborate with industry leaders on initiatives impacting the use of metal in construction.

"We are pleased to be growing our membership," said Jeff Henry, MCA’s Executive Director. "Our voice becomes stronger as we bring together leaders to collaborate and work toward growing the metal industry."

About The Metal Construction Association

The Metal Construction Association brings together a diverse industry for the purpose of expanding the use of metal in construction through marketing, research, technology, and education. Companies involved in MCA benefit tremendously from association activities that focus on research, codes and standards, market development, and technical programs. MCA’s market development efforts increase the use of metal in construction by educating the building and design communities about the benefits of metal. For more information about MCA, visit www.metalconstruction.org.