The Major Corporate Partners (MCP) Program membership includes construction managers, large general contractors and major purchasers of construction services. Under the MCP Program, established in 1989, large prime contractors and users of construction services are special members of NAMC and meet regularly with the NAMC Board of Directors and its membership to exchange ideas, provide networking opportunities and to mutually discuss problems and issues within the construction industry that impacts both constituencies.

The Surety Industry Partners (SIP) Program is modeled after the MCP Program its members include bond underwriters, surety bond producers, insurance agency representatives, associate executives and other professionals involved in the surety (bonding industry). The mission of the SIP Program is to develop contacts and relationships between the surety industry (both agencies and underwriters) and the minority contractor community to nurture an already vastly improved climate of bond accessibility, fair and equitable practices, and service to a rapidly emerging market of potential surety clients.

NAMC membership meetings provide excellent opportunities for participants to gather cutting-edge information; help shape the direction of organizations and compare notes with their industry friends, associates and business acquaintances. NAMC carries out its commitment to information-sharing designed to bring members more closely in touch with critical industry issues affecting their everyday business operation. In addition to hosting three (3) membership conferences a year, NAMC publishes and disseminates information to its members using a variety of channels (i.e., courses, seminars, bulletins, legal briefs, newsletters and the “information superhighway).