Benefits
ACEC Represents Your Firm. ACEC/MD creates more public recognition of the contributions of the engineering profession, represents your interests in the political arena on significant engineering and business related legislation, and provides organizational representation on issues that are important to your firm and the engineering profession.
Networking. 95% of the engineering work in Maryland is being performed by ACEC/MD members. Your membership gives you exclusive opportunities to form a collaborative team of experts comprised of the state’s top firms.
Leading Professional Development. ACEC/MD's leadership development and training programs are targeted for both established engineering firms and the new generation of rising stars. Innovation and developing new ways to proactively participate in and benefit local communities is a primary focus of these sessions.
Networking. 95% of the engineering work in Maryland is being performed by ACEC/MD members. Your membership gives you exclusive opportunities to form a collaborative team of experts comprised of the state’s top firms.
Leading Professional Development. ACEC/MD's leadership development and training programs are targeted for both established engineering firms and the new generation of rising stars. Innovation and developing new ways to proactively participate in and benefit local communities is a primary focus of these sessions.
Advocacy
ACEC/MD is the public persona of engineering in Maryland. As a council, we raise public awareness and goodwill towards the profession of engineering. Our drive to make a positive impact on our communities starts with arranging events that celebrate the contributions of engineers to society at large. We also lobby for policy change and represent our members to clients both large and small.
Learn About Membership
Established over sixty years ago, the American Council of Engineering Companies/Maryland (ACEC/MD) is the engineering industry’s business association, representing approximately 90 companies in the state of Maryland employing 7,000 professionals.
Through its association with the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), which represents 5,700 companies with over 500,000 employees, the Council’s mission is to contribute to America’s prosperity and welfare by advancing the business interests of member firms.
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