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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 16, 2008
ASM launches new updated website
After months of planning, an all-new, more user-friendly version of the ASM website went live on July 1! The new site, with improved design and enhanced features, offers a wealth of information about ASM for those who are visiting for the first time, and a wealth of business resources for those who are already members.
Along with the latest ASM and industry news, the new site features a members-only "Resource Center," archived issues of ASM publications and a new Action Center with updates on the association's extensive legislative initiatives. The site also offers a host of new interactive features. Members can now register online for seminars and events, sign up for committees, and take part in an online discussion forum with other members. Prospective customers can now find ASM members in an online directory that is searchable by company, trade or other criteria.
We invite you to take a look, at www.associatedsubs.com!
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