Fairview, Illinois-based IMPACT Strategies Inc. has been named a recipient of the General Contractors Insurance, LTD (GCI) President’s Circle Award for 2026, marking the second consecutive year the company has earned prestigious recognition.
The President’s Circle Award recognizes companies that demonstrate an exceptional commitment to safety, loss control and risk management. IMPACT ranked among the top five companies out of approximately 250 participants, distinguishing itself through its strong safety programs, proactive loss control efforts and ongoing investment in continuing education.
“Our focus on safety at all levels on our projects has always been a core part of how we operate at IMPACT,” said Mark Hinrichs, President of IMPACT Strategies. “This recognition is a reflection of the commitment our entire team makes every day to creating safer jobsites, staying ahead of industry trends and continually improving the way we manage risk.”
IMPACT’s recognition was driven by its comprehensive approach to safety and risk control, including maximizing continuing education opportunities in field safety and risk management. Team members also stay informed on emerging safety trends and best practices through webinars, workshops and other professional development opportunities.
IMPACT Strategies has been a member of GCI since 2015, making 2026 its 11th year participating in the program. GCI provides an alternative insurance solution through its captive insurance program, offering participating companies competitive premiums and greater opportunities to manage risk and control insurance costs compared with traditional insurance coverage.
The President’s Circle Award further reinforces IMPACT Strategies’ ongoing commitment to protecting its employees, trade partners, clients and communities while maintaining a culture of continuous improvement.
“This award is an honor, but it also reinforces that safety is never something we can become complacent about,” said Mark Hinrichs. “We are proud of this recognition and remain committed to continuing to learn, adapt and raise the bar.”
