EV Construction has committed $100,000 to the West Michigan Construction Institute (WMCI) by establishing the Tony Roussey Building Futures Scholarship. This investment is designed to support scholarships for individuals pursuing careers in construction, removing financial barriers and preparing more skilled professionals to meet the industry’s growing needs.
Growing the Industry Through Education
The scholarship endowment is a strategic move aimed at strengthening the construction workforce. By easing financial challenges for students, WMCI can attract and train more talent, helping to drive innovation and growth across the industry. This initiative also sets a precedent for other companies and trade partners to contribute in the future, further expanding opportunities for those entering the field.
A Practical Legacy
While the scholarship honors Tony Roussey’s extensive career in construction and his commitment to safety, the focus remains on the future. Tony’s decades of experience and leadership at EV Construction have helped shape industry practices. Now, his legacy is being redirected into a practical effort to support future builders, ensuring a steady pipeline of skilled professionals for the industry.
What This Means for the Industry
- Direct Investment in Talent: The $100K fund provides immediate financial support to students at WMCI, facilitating education and training in construction trades.
- Sustainable Growth: By reducing financial barriers, this investment helps secure a future workforce that can drive industry expansion and innovation.
- Industry-Wide Impact: This initiative encourages further contributions from other companies, creating a collaborative approach to industry development.
For more information or to contribute to the Tony Roussey Building Futures Scholarship, interested parties are encouraged to contact WMCI directly.
West Michigan Construction Institute
616.208.9624
www.wmcinstitute.com
