Parkhill Celebrates Local CMAA Chapter’s Achievement Award

The North Texas chapter of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) recently received the 2024 Chapter Achievement Award for Division 3 at CMAA’s annual national conference, which was held at the San Francisco Marriot Marquis in San Francisco, California.  

According to the CMAA, local chapters have many responsibilities, including recruiting leaders, delivering events, and meeting the needs of program and construction management professionals. Recipients deserving of the Chapter Achievement Award have demonstrated positive gains in their annual report and “exceeded their goals for the year with exceptional creativity and resourcefulness.” Awardees are chosen by the Chapter Relations Subcommittee and the CMAA Board of Directors.

Advancing Professionals in the Built Environment

Claire Tulloch, CCM, a Parkhill director, has volunteered with the CMAA since 2019. She previously held the role of Director of Communications and currently serves as president of the North Texas chapter.

"Having our Chapter recognized validates our efforts over the past year,” she said. “As a volunteer organization, everything we do stems from our passion and belief in the mission to promote, support, educate, and develop professionals who lead the delivery of programs and projects in the built environment."

Supporting Excellence in Construction Management

Parkhill is a proud supporter of CMAA and other organizations that elevate the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. As a provider of construction management services, Parkhill ensures its projects are delivered on time, within budget, and held to the highest standards.  

The Construction Management Association of America is a national organization that provides the construction industry with professional development, education and training, networking, business development, advocacy, and professional resources. With more than 30 local chapters throughout the United States, CMAA represents some of the largest construction firms in the country.

(Photo courtesy of CMAA)