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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 20, 2016
ASM sponsors NEBFM’s June 29 & 30 show
Boston, MA ASM is proud to again be an association sponsor at the Northeast Buildings & Facilities Management (NEBFM) Show and Conference on June 29 & 30 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, as well as exhibiting in booth 636. This multi-day conference has become a regular stop for ASM and several of its member companies, and we’re proud to lend our support and participation. The NEBFM show has helped ASM and our member companies build numerous relationships with key industry personnel, and we expect this year to be no different! If you haven’t signed up to exhibit or attend, we encourage you to do so at www.nebfm.com
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