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    NORTH AMERICAN Newsline                                                  APRIL 10, 2026    |  The Indian Eye 21

            ship  program  reflects  NAMC’s  ded-
            ication  to  building  a  stronger,  more
            inclusive future for the industry.
               “As we celebrate the achievements
            of our honorees and scholars, we are
            reminded that progress is built on col-
            laboration, mentorship, and unwaver-
            ing  commitment.”  said  Cheryl  McK-
            issack,  NAMC  Vice  President  and
            Gala Co-Chair.  “The work of NAMC
            is vital to fostering a more inclusive
            and innovative industry, and tonight
            is a reflection of that shared mission.”
                Now in its ninth year, the NAMC
            Unity  Gala  continues  to  serve  as  a
            premier  platform  for  advocacy,  rec-
            ognition,  and  networking  within  the
            New York Tri-State real estate and
            construction  industries.  As  the  orga-
            nization  moves  forward,  it  remains   Nayan Parikh, President, NAMC NY Tri-State Chapter, Cheryl McKissack Daniel, Vice President, NAMC NY Tri-State Chapter, Jamie Tor-
            dedicated  to  breaking  barriers,  pro-                       res-Springer, President of MTA Construction & Developments
            moting  equity,  and  empowering  di-
            verse voices in the built environment.
                The National Association of Mi-
            nority Contractors (NAMC) Tri-State
            Chapter is dedicated to empowering
            Minority, Women, and Disadvan-
            taged  Business  Enterprises  (MWD-
            BEs)  in  the  construction  industry.
            Their mission is to prepare and posi-
            tion these businesses to secure con-
            tracts, enhance brand visibility, and
            expand  their  client  base  through
            strategic  relationship  development
            opportunities.  As  one  of  the  oldest
            minority construction trade associ-
            ations  in  the  United  States,  NAMC
            boasts over 50 Hall of Fame members
            and Legacy Builders, with an annual
            project capacity exceeding one billion
            dollars nationally.
                They offer a range of services, in-
            cluding  networking,  advocacy,  tech-
            nical  assistance,  business  develop-
            ment, education, and training. Their
            leadership  team  comprises  industry
            experts  committed  to  fostering  di-
            versity and inclusion within the con-
            struction sector.

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