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Posted: December 31, 2009
Meet the CAI Members - Tony Chiarelli
Tony Chiarelli is president of RMX Northeast, Inc. a building envelope consulting and engineering company. He has served 2 previous terms on the CAI-NE board and having been instrumental in the development of the initial CAI-NE Chapter Strategic Plan in 2005, he chaired a 2009 Strategic Plan Update Task Force making recommendations to the board to ensure relevant and timely chapter goals and objectives over the next several years. He will serve his second term as chapter president in 2010.
Tony Chiarelli, RMX Northeast, Inc.
213 West St., Milford, MA 01757
Phone: 508-482-9415 * Fax: 508-902-0244
tony@rmxne.com * www.rmxne.com
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