Bringing Infrastructure to Life

Tony Milo - Executive Director

Tony Milo was named Executive Director of the Colorado Contractors Association in April 2005. He is responsible for the day to day management of the Association and particularly enjoys working on legislation to advance and protect  Colorado’s infrastructure industry.

Prior to joining CCA, Tony was Executive Director of the Michigan Road Builders Association and has accumulated more than 20 years of experience representing the infrastructure construction industry through work for major trade Associations including the Highway Users Federation, Michigan Manufacturers Association and Michigan Asphalt Paving Association.

Tony earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations from James Madison College of Michigan State University and a Master of Management degree from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Tony enjoys playing golf, a great glass of wine, traveling, hiking and is a diehard Michigan State Spartans fan.  Of all his accomplishments, Tony is most proud of his two wonderful kids, Alex and Tommy.

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Terry Kish - Director of Safety & Workforce Development

Terry is truly a staple of CCA having been with the Association for over 30 years. When Terry started with CCA he thought the job could be something fun and interesting but had no idea he would fall in love with the construction industry and make CCA his lifelong career. As CCA's Director of Safety and Workforce Development, Terry’s overall responsibility is to provide state wide integration of Human Resources Development programs to maximize return on member firms human resource assets and to minimize members' risks through participation in the Associations' loss control program. Specific responsibilities include the overall management of the Associations' statewide OJT Highway Training Programs and DOL-ETA Apprenticeship Programs, school-to career activities, workforce promotion activities, outreach to community based organizations, CDOC Heavy Construction Technology programs, safety and loss control activities, education seminars, supervisory and management training programs, Traffic Control Supervisory Training programs, and AGC Student Chapters activities.

Terry’s educational background includes an Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, a Bachelor Degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Instructional Development and Training Technology. In his free time, you can find him watching his daughter play Roller Derby, scuba diving, fishing, snow skiing and camping. Terry loves living in Colorado with Sharon, his wife of over 36 years.

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Jim Moody - Director of Owner Agency Relations

Jim Moody has been with CCA since October 2005. As the Director of Owner-Agency Relations, Jim serves as a liaison between CCA’s members and their infrastructure owner clients, including CDOT, city and county public works departments, airports, water and sewer districts, transit authorities, and storm water authorities. In this capacity, Jim advocates for solutions to industry-wide and individual member problems, while also creating networking opportunities with officials from across the state.​

Jim’s impressive educational history includes a B.A. from the University of Illinois, an M.A. from Washington University, and a J.D. from Drake University.​

When he’s not at working hard for CCA, Jim enjoys cycling and traveling to Michigan to visit family and play on the Lake Michigan beach.  Jim’s beautiful family consists of wife Laura, son Parker, daughter Lyla and dog Athena. ​

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Jordan Trainor - Director of Communications

Jordan joined us in December of 2014. Her duties include event planning, new member acquisition, marketing and PR. She is also the staff point person for the Associate Council and Emerging Leaders Council.  

Moses Alvarez - Manager of Training

Moses Alvarez joined the CCA at the end of April 2017. As the CCA’s Training Manager he is the manager and primary instructor for Association’s Apprenticeship Program and manages the Association’s OJT Highway Training Program. Moses believes one of the fundamental keys for a successful construction industry is the passing of knowledge and skills to create new skilled craft workers.

Prior to joining the CCA, Moses was an instructor for the Wyoming Contractors Association’s Regional Training Center for 6 years. His skills acquired working in southwest Wyoming for a general contractor suited him well to instruct commercial driving, heavy equipment operations, carpentry, and concrete finishing. He hopes to bring those skills to CCA’s membership and further their goals to help the continued success and growth of Colorado’s infrastructure.

Although Moses was raised in Wyoming, he was born in Denver and has a lot of family ties to the metro-area. Moses enjoys hunting, fishing, camping and spending time with his family. His wife and two young sons look forward to all the great recreation activities Colorado has to offer.

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