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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: November 15, 2012
ASM hosts 2nd annual GC showcase
More than 130 ASM members and prospective members attended ASM's second annual GC Showcase on November 8 at the Westin Hotel. ASM's premier networking event, the Showcase featured 19 of the area's leading general contractors and provided an opportunity for subcontractors to make valuable business connections with potential customers. Members learned about upcoming projects and had the rare opportunity to interact directly with company executives including vice president's, estimators and purchasing managers.
To learn more about ASM please visit www.associatedsubs.com or contact ASM at 617-742-3412.
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