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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: January 19, 2012
Associated Subcontractors of Mass. hosts event at Gillette Stadium: Andruzzi and Colvin attend
On January 12, ASM members gathered for an electric evening at Gillette Stadium. Attendees were treated to private tours of the stadium, not open to the general public, including time on the playing field - a special treat as many members have raved. The Putnam Club was an elegant and exciting backdrop to the evening's activities which included social mingling and business networking, decadent hors d'oeuvres, spectacular views of the entire stadium and two renowned guest speakers.
Former New England Patriot's alumni and Super Bowl Champions, Rosevelt Colvin and Joe Andruzzi captivated the audience with their personal stories, witty repertoire and very popular Q&A session. Members had the rare opportunity to ask personal questions and playoff predictions.
The evening concluded with exciting raffle prizes including, two autographed footballs, an authentic signed Brady jersey and the crowning jewel - a (second) signed Brady jersey together with two complimentary tickets and a VIP parking pass to Saturday's playoff game against the Broncos. For photos of this event or to learn more about Joe Andruzzi and Rosevelt Colvin visit our website at www.associatedsubs.com.
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