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FWCCA ANNUAL ConventionAgenda

GOLF COMMITTEE BREAKFAST - The committee will meet to discuss the final details of the Golf tournament and to review last minute task assignments/details of the tournament.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING – The FWCCA Board will meet for a short informal meeting and final review of the convention agenda.

MEMBER & EXHIBITOR CHECK-IN - Registration Desk will be open to check-in all members and exhibitors for weekend events.

CLASS I – ASTM & FLORIDA CODE UPDATES FOR STUCCOPresented by Mike Starks, Consultant“Advanced Stucco Assemblies Over Framing”, presented by Alex Hockman, President, Infrastructure NV5 Global, Inc and FLAPB. These presentations include a review of recent ASTM and Florida Code Updates pertaining to stucco and advanced stucco assemblies over framing that are code compliant includingFace sealed barrier, drainage, continuous insulation vs. the standard concealed barrier assembly.

CLASS II A –ACOUSTICAL BASICS FOR DESIGN PROFESSIONALS presented by Gordon Ramsay, Armstrong Ceilings. This one hour program introduces the concept and application of acoustical design and its contribution to improve indoor environmental quality. Participants will learn to explain the need for balanced acoustical design by segment, describe the fundamental properties of sound, define basic acoustical terms and concepts, interpret how different material selections influence the acoustic environment in an effort to make informed product specification choices while developing an understanding and appreciation for the value of a balanced acoustical environment. CLASS II-B- INTEGRATED SOLUTIONSpresented by Wade Little, Armstrong CeilingsThis program will teach contractors how to Use Faster, Easier and Better ways to construct drywall and acoustical ceilings.• Drywall Ceilings • Soffits • Transitions • Shade Pockets

PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION – By Invitation only, a special reception hosted by FWCCA’s President for Convention Sponsors, New Members, Past Presidents, Board members and VIP’s. An opportunity to visit with old friends, meet some new attendees and enjoy some great fellowship with the Board of Directors.

THURSDAY, JULY 119:00 -

10:00 am

10:00 am -Noon

9:00 am -5:00 pm

1:30 -3:00 pm

3:00 -5:00 pm

6:00 -7:00 pm

GOLF TOURNAMENT CHECK-IN & BREAKFAST at the beautiful TPC Stadium Course. Arrive early, enjoy a continental breakfast and pick up your free gift items before starting out. The FWCCA Golf Tournament is a great event! TOURNAMENT BEGINS – followed by lunch at the conclusion of golf. Lunch and Prize Give-aways will take place at the Golf Club house upon tournament completion. REGISTRATION DESK OPEN – Stop by and pick up your registration material and convention information. Staff will be on hand all day to assist member attendees and exhibitor personnel.

EXHIBITOR CHECK IN AND SET-UP BEGINS - Staff will be on hand to assist exhibitors with questions and to distribute registration packages. The Exhibit hall will be ready by 12:00 noon to begin booth set-up. All Exhibits must be set and ready to display promptly at 5:00 p.m

CLASS III- DON’T KILL YOUR GOLDEN GOOSE-PROTECT AND PERPETUATE YOUR BUSINESSpresented by Larry Oxenham, American Society for Asset Protection, Las Vegas, NV. During this presentation, attendees will learn strategies and tools the nation’s top law firms use to save their clients millions of dollars each year. This program provides solutions to three major problems; lawsuits, taxes, and probate. From this session you will learn:

• How to make yourself unattractive to a plaintiff attorney so they will not pursue a lawsuit against you

• Five tax reduction strategies often missed by professionals and their Advisors

• Tools you can use to pass assets to your heirs tax freeOBJECTIVES:

1. Structure Business for lawsuit protection and prevention 2. Reduce liability insurance costs3. Minimize taxes4. Create successful estate and business succession plans

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FR IDAY, JULY 126:30 am

8:00 am

9:00 am -8:00 pm

11:00 am

2:30 -4:30 pm

The Superior Trimless Door Systems• Ghost Trimless system (1 ¾”)• Eclipse Trimless systems (1 ¾”)• Phantom Trimless systems (2 ¼”)

The Perfect light Covers• Stealth Cover – Light cover• Vertical Cover – Light cover• Lazer Edge – Allocated light cover• Sharp Edge –Allocated light cover

Upcoming New Products• Reveals• Access Panels• Custom Doors

CLASS IV - CONTEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTSpresented by Mathieu Turcotte, Managing Partner, Dorr Houzzer, Pompano Beach, Fl. This presentation will be on differences between traditional trimless doors versus Dorr Houzzer’s Contempoeary products. Further discussion on Light Cove Construction –made simple. Sample displays for visual aid, brochures and samples will be provided for all attendees to keep along with BIM/Revit and CAD/DWG files on USB Flash Drives.Presentation of the Mirage Series:

CLASS V – IMPROVING SAFETY ON THE JOBITESpresented by Michelle McIntyre, GFA International, Lehigh Acres, Fl. This informational course will discuss topics related to OSHA’S 2018 Top Ten Violations and the “fatal four,” as well as updates regarding the Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard and ways your safety manager can work effectively with industrial hygienists to improve your safety program and achieve regulatory compliance. Supplemental information about OSHA’S regulations, resources and reporting requirements will also be provided. A hazard recognition activity will allow participants to recognize examples of common hazard scenarios and identify ways to mitigate or prevent them. This course will support attendees’ efforts to increase safe work habits, reduce injuries and remain OSHA compliant.

EXHIBIT HALL OPEN W/SNACKS & CASH BAR – This year’s Exhibit hall is bigger and better than ever before! Exhibits in this year’s show are from throughout Florida and the nation. Arrive early and be prepared to stay a while. OPEN EVENING FOR EXHIBITORS Hospitality Suites, dinner with vendors, etc. There are several great restaurants on the property for you to visit. Many of the Exhibitors will sponsor separate hospitality suites and invitations will be mailed directly by exhibitors to contractors.

FR IDAY, JULY 122:30 -

4:30 pm

2:30 -4:30 pm

5:00 -8:00 pm

8:00 pm On

REGISTRATION DESK OPENS – Staff will be on hand once again to check in late arrivals. Check in early to pick up your registration information and exhibitor brochure.

EXHIBIT HALL OPEN – Take time to visit all the exhibitorsDuring the show and experience hands-on new products, learn newInstallation products and techniques and reacquaint yourself with oldFriends and make new ones. Prizes will be given away throughout the show. ANNUAL INDUSTRY AWARDS LUNCHEON along with the annual report on the affairs of the Association conducted by President, Bobby McEnroe, Titan Florida. Presentations to honor FWCCA Members for various activities and association involvement will also take place and the annual recognition of Annual Industry Awards and Scholarship Award Winners. The last item of business on the agenda will be the introduction of the FWCCA Officers & Board of Directors.

EXHIBIT HALL BREAKDOWN. The Exhibit Hall will be closed and locked at 12:00 and NO BOOTHS will be broken down until after lunch due to security issues.

THEME PARTY DINNER & ENTERTAINMENT – Join us for this year’s closing event. Our theme this year is “TROPICAL CHIC” - including games, caricature artists, our crab races and tons of great prizes. Break out your flip flops, cut-off shorts and flowered shirts/tees.

DUE TO THE POPULARITY OF OUR SATURDAY NIGHT THEME PARTY - RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST. BE SURE TO CHECK OFF YOUR ATTENDANCE REQUEST ON THE REGISTRATION FORM! TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLD AT THE DOOR AND ARE LIMITED TO FULL CONVENTION REGISTRANTS AND EXHIBITORS.

SATURDAY, JULY 138:30 am

9:00 am -Noon

12:15 -1:30 pm

1:30 pm

7:00-10:00 pm

Time to Party!

ALEX HOCKMAN - Mr. Hockman serves as the President of Infrastructure NV5 Global, Inc., and the FLAPB. He has more than 27 years of diverse experience in the fields of construction inspections, materials testing, geotechnical, environmental, waterfront, construction and building envelope consulting. He has been a Director of NV5 Global, Inc. since January 28, 2015. Mr. Hockman earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Florida Atlantic University and is a licensed engineer in the State of Florida.

WADE LITTLE, JR. - Is the Installation Systems Specialist and Sales manager for Armstrong Ceilings in the South Region since 2011. He has a Bachelor’s of Architecture Degree in industrial design from Auburn University. Wade’s specialty is meeting with contractors to discuss time and labor saving solutions. He collaborates with sub-contractors to review the drawings and re-engineer their details to save time labor and materials. He currently resides in Auburn Alabama and has over 20 years of interior construction experience. He enjoys wood-working, fishing and golf.

MICHELLE McINTYRE - Has over 20 years of experience partnering with clients to create safer and healthier conditions in their workplace, navigating the many challenges of balancing safety regulations with budgetary restrictions. She is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and certified Safety Professional and currently the Director of Environmental Health and Safety at GFA International with offices across Florida. She received her Masters in Public Health and Bachelors of Science in Environmental Science from Rutgers in New Jersey. She is a national presenter on Silica and many other environmental topics and has supported clients in industrial, commercial, educational, healthcare and construction sectors in complex matters across the country.

LARRY OXENHAM – Author, Senior Advisor. Mr. Oxenham has authored several books including: Protect Your Assets and the Asset Protection Bible. He has presented at hundreds of conventions, conferences and seminars across the country with excellent reviews. He has over two decades of experience as a senior advisor with clients in all fifty states. His career has been credited with helping thousands of clients save millions of dollars.

GORDON RAMSEY – Is the Architectural and Contract Sales Manager for Armstrong Ceilings in south Florida. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a degree in Production Planning and Operations. In his 28 year career he has held numerous roles including; Production Planning, Manager of Sales Training, TechLine Installation School and various Sales assignments. Gordon has a strong background in the construction process and acoustical design. In his current role, he works with the commercial design community consulting on the design of the spaces that we live, work, learn, play and heal in. He provides solutions to design and construction challenges that affect the form, function and constructability of the space. His collaborations on projects enables the design team to turn their ideas into reality. He resides in South Florida and enjoys spending time with his wife Joan, their children, traveling, fishing and scuba diving.

G. MICHAEL STARKS – Sr. Consultant. Mike entered the construction industry in 1981 in the plaster and drywall business on the supply/distribution side. He moved to the manufacturer’s side in 1986 with what was the Santee Cement Co. Mike is a licensed contractor and eventually upgraded his license to a Class A General Contractor. He was a founding member of the Masonry Association of Florida and founding member of the Fl. Lath & Plaster Bureau.

MATHIEU TURCOTTE – Managing Partner, Dorr Houzzer, Pompano Beach, Fl. Mathieu is a fourth generation in the industry. Starting t a young age, working with his father, Mathiew has learned the ability to take anything from an image or an idea and transform it into reality. With many skill sets passed down by his father, he has the ability to think outside the “normal” box. Mathieu has many years’ experience working in the field as a high-end drywall contractor specializing in contemporary designs.

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The FWCCA Trade Show is open to all industry allies and convention attendees. However, any non-registered attendee who is observed soliciting business in the aisles, in a exhibitor’s booth or anyone who is in violation of the FWCCA Trade Show rules will be asked to leave the exhibit

hall immediately. The FWCCA Trade Show is for PAID, participating exhibitors and non-exhibiting companies will not be allowed to solicit business in the Show hall. This is a flagrant violation of

the spirit of the FWCCA Show.

Each year, the FWCCA Convention and Trade Show grows bigger and better. This year is no exception. There are many manufacturers and distributors participating in this year’s show along with great social and educational events. The cost of the FWCCA convention continues to remain affordable for even the smallest contractors. We are able to deliver such a high quality product at

such an affordable rate thanks to our Sponsors.

AMICOAWCI

BASF WALL SYSTEMS, INC.CEMEX, INC

CONTINENTAL BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.DORR HOUZZER

DRYVIT SYSTEMS, INC.GRABBER

JACKSON/FLAYLER CO.L & W SUPPLY, INC.

MARINOWAREMASTER WALL INC.

PLASTIC COMPONENTS, INC.

PRO-TECH SPECIALTY RESOURCESQUIKRETE/SPEC-MIX

RS ELLIOTT RAM STEEL FRAMING

ROSEN MATERIALSS & J PLASTERING, INC.

SENCOSTO CORP.

STOCKTON PRODUCTSTITAN FLORIDA

US GYPSUMWALLS AND CEILINGS MAGAZINE

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A SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT OURSponsors

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