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EMCOR Group donates $10,000 to National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

Boston, MA Phillip Megna president, of EMCOR Services Northeast, Inc., Robert Gallagher president and CEO of J.C. Higgins Corp. and James Lane, senior vice president and general manager of Building Technology Engineers, Inc. (BTE), presented a $10,000 check to be donated to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) during ceremonies at the EMCOR’s 9th Annual Charity Golf Event held July 18 at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton, Mass.

EMCOR Services Northeast, J.C. Higgins, and BTE are subsidiaries of EMCOR Group, Inc., a Fortune 500 leader in mechanical and electrical construction, industrial and energy infrastructure, and building services for a diverse range of businesses.

“On behalf of EMCOR Services Northeast, J.C. Higgins, and BTE, we sincerely thank our clients for their support and extraordinary participation in the ‘EMCOR In Greater Boston 9th Annual Charity Golf Event’. It’s due to their efforts and support that we’re able to make a $10,000 donation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children», stated Phillip Megna, President, EMCOR Services Northeast. «EMCOR In Greater Boston is proud for the longtime and continued involvement of our clients in this event which, in turn, enables EMCOR to provide critical funds for those who can›t help themselves---our children.»

EMCOR’s national “Taking KidSafety To The Street” program was launched 10 years ago in partnership with NCMEC. Since that time, EMCOR has helped recover 386+ missing children, including children missing in the Greater Boston area. Including this donation, EMCOR has donated $2.4 million to NCMEC.

A Fortune 500 company with estimated 2016 revenues of $7.2 billion, EMCOR Group, Inc. is a leader in mechanical and electrical construction, industrial and energy infrastructure, and building services. A provider of critical infrastructure systems, EMCOR gives life to new structures and sustains life in existing ones by its planning, installing, operating, maintaining, and protecting the sophisticated and dynamic systems that create facility environments---such as electrical, mechanical, lighting, air conditioning, heating, security, fire protection, and power generation systems---in virtually every sector of the economy and for a diverse range of businesses, organizations and government. EMCOR represents a rare combination of broad reach with local execution, combining the strength of an industry leader with the knowledge and care of 170 locations. The ~31,000 skilled employees of EMCOR have made the company, in the eyes of leading business publications, amongst the “World’s Most Admired” and “Best Managed”. EMCOR’s diversity---in terms of the services it provides, the industries it serves and the geography it spans---has enabled it to create a stable platform for sustained results. The Company’s strong financial position has enabled it to attract and retain among the best local and regional talent, to undertake and complete the most ambitious projects, and to redefine and shape the future of the construction and facilities services industry.

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