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CRC Partnership Opportunities

Join our fight towards an equitable future.

General Contractor Partners: Learn more about how you or your organization can work alongside us to support small contracting businesses through partnerships, sponsorships, volunteering or mentoring. â€‹

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ECDI is always looking for new partnerships to help support our mission of breaking down barriers in the construction industry. If you or your firm is interested in sourcing our clients, hosting a training session, or becoming a mentor, please reach out to Donerik Black, Director of the Contractor Resource Center today!

Since 2017, CRC has been a lifeline for small to medium contractors in the region:

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More than 740

Jobs Created or Retained

Nearly 3,150

Hours of Consulting & Training

in Capital Accessed

Over $8.7 Million

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More than 300

Contracting Businesses Served

Current CRC Partners

Learn more about the lineup of general contractors who partner with us to support small businesses through this program. View roster.

Frequently asked questions

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Partner Spotlight:

Turner Construction

Turner Construction has been an integral part of our success. 

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Success Stories

To learn more about the program, click the button below:

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