Greater Atlanta Electric League (GAEL) was founded in 1989. The vision of the GAEL is to be a recognized, respected professional organization in greater Atlanta’s electrical construction industry — a dynamic forum to promote: Understanding and cooperation among all branches of the electrical industry, heightened awareness and education of its members — not only in industry matters, but in business and political affairs. read more »

The National Electric Contractors Association has provided over a century of service to the $130 billion electrical construction industry that brings power, light, and communication technology to buildings and communities across the United States. NECA’s national and 119 local chapters advance the industry through advocacy, education, research, and standards development. read more »

ELECTRI International – The Foundation for Electrical Construction Inc. has a clear focus. It funds, conducts, coordinates, and monitors the industry’s most critical research and commissions and delivers to the industry exemplary management education and supervisory training programs. http://www.electri.org/ read more »

As one of the most influential business advocacy organizations in Georgia, the Cobb Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to bringing the community and its leaders together to create jobs and strengthen the economy and quality of life so businesses and the community can achieve more. The Chamber achieves this by creating jobs and driving economic development; strengthening the community and the region; growing member businesses and nurturing leadership; and connecting businesses, government and the community. read more »

The Atlanta Electrical Contractors Association, Atlanta Chapter NECA has been serving the electrical industry in Georgia since 1929. AECA members are dedicated to improving the quality of electrical services available to the industry and the general public. http://www.atlantaelectrical.org/ read more »

The Atlanta Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee is Atlanta’s key to electrical training since 1945. http://6601etc.wordpress.com/ read more »