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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 19, 2013
Kenney of NB Kenney receives ASM's Outstanding Leadership Award
ASM's first golf outing was in the spring of 1996 - a small event by today's standards, but a great success that launched an ever-more successful annual tradition. For that first event, and every year since, Steven Kenney of NB Kenney has served as chair. And every year, the eventhas continued to grow, evolve, and get better, providing a first-class experience for our players, and an ever-more successful outcome as a fundraiser for the association, supporting ASM's many programs and services for subcontractors.
In recognition for his years of leadership and service as golf committee chair - while also serving as an officer and former president as well - the association presented Steven Kenney with ASM's first Outstanding Leadership Award. The presentation took place at the golf tournament, as a surprise at the end of yet another outstanding event! We extend our congratulations to Steve for his remarkable accomplishments on behalf of ASM.
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