Kyle Larkin

Chamber of Commerce

Provides engineering services

Provides transportation and water construction services & manufactures concrete and asphalt products

The private company is based in Los Altos, CA. Its mission centers on supporting the heavy civil construction industry by providing scholarships, internships, and educational resources to students pursuing careers in this field, particularly in civil engineering and construction management. The Beavers operate a charitable trust that awards grants to support students and educational institutions addressing workforce challenges such as an aging labor pool and declining interest in heavy construction careers. The organization offers six membership categories and promotes diversity through its "Women in Heavy Civil" (WIHC) initiative, which aims to attract, retain, and advance women in the industry by providing mentorship, scholarships, fellowship opportunities, and hosting events. The Beavers maintain extensive scholarship programs with numerous endowed awards at universities nationwide, supporting upperclassmen and graduate students demonstrating financial need and clear professional goals in heavy construction. The organization also facilitates donations to sustain its charitable activities and provides resources on membership, scholarship guidelines, trustee information, news, and archives of past awardees. The Beavers, Inc. is an honorary organization founded and managed by construction companies and professionals in heavy civil construction.

Construction Industry Round Table is a non-profit company based in Washington, DC.

Operates as national meat trade association

Provides services to the commercial construction industry

Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children with cancer and their families across northern Nevada. The non-profit company is based in Reno, NV. The foundation provides comprehensive assistance including financial aid through its family assistance fund, emotional support, educational resources via the e-smart program, and scholarships through the inspire scholarship program for young adults aged 15-25 who are childhood cancer patients or survivors. NNCCF also advocates for increased childhood cancer research funding and raises public awareness through initiatives such as the annual "shave for the brave" fundraising event. Its programs include holiday support, advocacy, awareness campaigns, and sharing survivor stories. The company was founded by Shirley Folkins-Roberts.