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Posted: December 29, 2017
2017 Annual Review: Nancy Greenwald of Construction Institute at the University of Hartford
What was your greatest professional accomplishment in 2017? As executive director of the Construction Institute at the University of Hartford, I am privileged to work with a talented group of industry professionals who dedicate their time and energy to creating education, events, and content designed to inspire, inform, and improve the industry. I’m pleased that the boards, committees, and task forces that drive the Institute’s activities represent and engage a diversity of professions and ages. I’m proud to say that our two signature programs, the Visionaries Forum and the Women Who Build Summit sold out in 2017. I am looking forward to further growth in 2018.
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