ABOUT US

The Northwest Wall & Ceiling Contractors Association has been an integral part of the wall and ceiling industry in western Washington since 1984. The NWCCA is an association of individual contractors who work predominantly in the commercial segment of the construction industry.

Our members provide high-quality installation of products such as light gauge and structural metal framing, drywall, lath and plaster, exterior insulation and finish systems, fireproofing, acoustical ceilings, access floors and a multitude of specialty products and services.

OUR MISSION

The NWCCA mission is to provide exceptional member services, harmonious labor relations through unified employer representation, and the advancement of industry standards to empower and strengthen signatory wall and ceiling contractors’ businesses.

LEADERSHIP

Ray M. Baca

Executive Director

Email
Ray@nwcca.com

Phone
C: (206) 489-7878
O: (206) 524-4779

Ray joined the Northwest Wall & Ceiling Contractors Association as Executive Director in January of 2017, and brings a unique blend of professional experience that includes association leadership, labor relations, legislative advocacy, business to business sales, and general management. Ray holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Resource Management, and a Master of Science Degree in Organization Leadership from Regis University in Denver, Colorado.

“I am very enthusiastic and eager for the opportunity to serve as Executive Director for the NWCCA—a highly respected association that plays such an important role in advancing the interests of the wall and ceiling segment of the construction industry. I greatly look forward to working with our board, our members, and our partners to explore new industry opportunities in the future and to evolve the association to its fullest potential.”

Jason W. Jones

Carpenter Training Program Manager

Email
Jason@nwcca.com

Phone
C: (206) 483-4594

Jason joined the Northwest Wall & Ceiling Contractors Association as Carpenter Training Program (CTP) Manager in November of 2018. His primary focus is to assist NWCCA member contractors with the CTP process. He will work to promote and manage the timely usage of available funds, assure training provider qualifications, maintain the consistency of training, and provide innovative training opportunities for the members.

“Jason brings an amazing work ethic to the team and a great willingness to evolve the program to higher levels of success,” said Ray M. Baca, Executive Director of the NWCCA.

Jason’s background includes business-to-business sales and independent sports-training group instruction. A graduate of the University of Washington, Jason holds a BA degree in Business Administration.

“I am so thankful for the opportunity to work for the NWCCA,” said Jason. “As the Carpenter Training Program Manager, I look forward to working with our members and meeting the challenge of making the CTP the gold-standard for the education of our carpenter workforce,” he added.