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Posted: January 20, 2017
Bodio of LAN-TEL Communications to speak at Feb.15 Breakfast and Benefits series
Lan-Tel Communications, Norwood, Mass." width="240" height="300" /> Joseph Bodio, Lan-Tel CommunicationsBoston, MA Lan-Tel Communications’ president and CEO (and current ASM president) Joseph Bodio will be the guest speaker at ASM’s 3rd annual “Breakfast with Benefits” series, on Feb. 15, where attendees join us for breakfast, and benefit from conversation with leaders of the construction industry. A self-made man, Bodio built his business from the ground up, and has become one of the region’s most successful providers of integrated communications and security solutions.
He’ll discuss a number of topics of interest to subcontractors of all trades, including:
• How his company has survived economic ups and downs
• How diversifying his company’s services has propelled his rapid growth
• How trade associations have helped his business relationships
• How technology is becoming a game changer for the construction industry
The public is invited to attend; to register, please visit www.associatedsubs.com or call us at 617-742-3412.
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