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Carolinas AGC announced the CAGC 2025 Hall of Fame winners.
Officials said the three individuals, all who continue to pave the way for future leaders, embody the skill, integrity, and responsibility that Carolinas AGC and the Associated General Contractors of America stand for.
The Hall of Fame Awards honor individuals who are making or have made contributions over their careers to Carolinas AGC, the construction industry, and the community they serve.
The winners were honored at the 2025 Carolinas AGC Summit & Expo on July 26 in Hilton Head Island, SC:
Doug Harper, Harper General Contractors, Inc.
Harper who was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina, serves as chairman of Harper General Contractors, a company that is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year.
Upon graduating from Clemson University in 1974, he started at Harper and rose through the ranks.
As chairman, he remains active in the company, providing direction and focusing on developing and maintaining relationships with new and long-term clients.
Throughout his career, Harper has served in leadership roles in many industry, charitable, and community organizations including Upstate SC Alliance, Clemson University, and Carolinas AGC.
In addition to serving on the CAGC Legislative committee, he also served as the Career Development Council Chairman in 1995, the Upstate SC Chairman in 1997, and the Building Division Chair in 1999.
Mark Johnnie, Balfour Beatty
Johnnie, who began working for Balfour Beatty in 1998, serves as the senior vice president and chief operating officer for Balfour Beatty's civils business overseeing operations and delivery of highways and bridge projects throughout the United States.
He has served on the CAGC NC Bridge Committee, the NCDOT/CAGC Joint Committee, the Membership Committee, the Audit Committee, and various other committees.
In 2018, he joined the CAGC Board of Directors and moved up the ranks to serve as chair in 2023.
Donnie Oldham, Sanford Contractors, Inc.
Oldham, who attended North Carolina State University, is president of Sanford Contractors, Inc.
His involvement in construction began at the young age of 14, when he began working in the family business.
In 1975, he joined the company full-time. He became Sanford's president in 1989.
Under his leadership, Sanford Contractors has maintained a longstanding relationship with Carolinas AGC since the 1970's.
Oldham has served on the NCDOT/CAGC Joint Committee, the NC Legislative Committee, and the CAGC Board of Directors when he served as chair of the Highway-Heavy Division.
Carolinas AGC (CAGC) is a construction trade association made up of small and large commercial contractors and construction-related firms that perform building, utility, and/or highway work in the Carolinas.
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