2025 CEA National Issues Conference: Your Chance to Influence Policies Affecting Your Business – Register Today!

March 10, 2025

May 5 – 7, 2025 | Washington, DC
Early Bird Rates end March 12 – Register Today and Save!

As a business owner in the mechanical contracting industry, you already juggle enough—projects, workforce management, regulations, and keeping up with an ever-changing market. But what happens in Washington, D.C. directly impacts your bottom line. The CEA National Issues Conference is your chance to influence the policies affecting your business, rather than just reacting to them after they’re set.

This is not just another conference. This is where mechanical contractors shape the future of their businesses and the industry. With exclusive Hill visits, you won’t just hear about policy—you’ll have a seat at the table with lawmakers who make the decisions.

  • Be Heard – Meet with lawmakers to advocate for policies that support contractors and skilled workers.
  • Gain Insights – Hear from top industry experts and government officials on the latest regulatory developments.
  • Expand Your Network – Build relationships with industry peers, policymakers, and business leaders.

Special Events for MCAA Members

New in 2025: Inside the Issues – Open Government Affairs Committee Meeting
Monday, May 5 | 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

This half-day session offers MCAA members a unique opportunity to discuss legislative and regulatory priorities, advocate for the interests of mechanical contractors, and shape the future of our industry. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of the advocacy work that drives MCAA’s mission and have the chance to explore how the Government Affairs Committee impacts their businesses directly. Open to MCAA members only. $125 fee invoiced separately by MCAA.

Returning in 2025: MCAA Member Dinner
Tuesday, May 6 | 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Wrap up the day with a relaxing evening among fellow MCAA members. Enjoy great food, conversation, and camaraderie as we celebrate the conclusion of a successful event.

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