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Posted: November 20, 2015
Associated Subcontractors of Mass. elects new board members
Lan-Tel Communications and Associated Subcontractors of Mass. chapter president" width="150" height="150" /> Joseph Bodio of Lan-Tel Communications and Associated Subcontractors of Mass. chapter presidentBoston, MA In the Associated Subcontractors of Mass. elections held Oct. 29, Joseph Bodio of Lan-Tel Communications (Norwood) was elected to serve as president of ASM, while Susan Mailman of Coghlin Electrical Contractors (Worcester) was named president elect. Vice presidents now include Steven Kenney of NB Kenney Co. (Devens) and Scott Packard of Chapman Waterproofing (Boston); while Russell Anderson of Southeastern Metal Fabricators (Rockland) was re-elected as treasurer for another term.
The newly-comprised board features several individuals who will be serving their first term, including Stephen Capone of Capone Iron (Rowley); Peter Gormley of New England Waterproofing (Natick); Jeffrey Marr Jr. of Marr Scaffolding (Boston); and Bernard Quinlan of the Sullivan Group (Needham). Please visit the ASM website for the complete list of new and returning board members.
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