The Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) has announced new leadership for 2026, naming Michael P. Joseph as chairman and welcoming three new members to its board of directors during the organization’s annual meeting on Feb. 3 at the Vibe Credit Union Showplace in Novi.
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Joseph, who serves as principal and executive vice president at DeMaria in Novi, was formally installed as chairman, according to a CAM press release.
The association also introduced its newest directors for the year:
Each year CAM rotates its leadership to ensure fresh perspectives, the organization explained.
“Each year, three directors retire from the 12-member board and three new directors are elected by the membership,” according to the press release.
In addition to the new appointments, Timothy C. Baker of Baker Construction and Patrick V. Bell of Ideal Contracting were elevated to vice-chair positions, while Nicole M. Csont-Schram of Blaze Contracting will serve as incoming treasurer.
Several experienced industry leaders will continue their roles on the board, providing continuity as the organization enters a new year. Current directors include:
These members represent a broad cross-section of Michigan’s construction sector, from mechanical contracting to specialty trades and engineering services.
Founded in 1885, CAM is one of the oldest and largest construction trade associations in the country. The Bloomfield Hills-based nonprofit represents more than 1,700 member companies, including:
1. General contractors
2. Subcontractors
3. Equipment and material suppliers
4. Architects and engineers
5. Professional service firms
The organization provides advocacy, workforce development, safety training and networking opportunities aimed at strengthening Michigan’s construction industry. More information is available at www.buildwithcam.com.
Originally reported by Kathy Blake in The Oakland Press.
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