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The Labor Guild honors John Cannistraro for contribution to industry and community

John Cannistraro, J.C. Cannistraro John Cannistraro, J.C. Cannistraro

Boston, MA This month, John Cannistraro, Jr., president of J.C. Cannistraro, was a proud recipient of the Labor Guild’s Cushing-Gavin Award. The Massachusetts Building Trades, the Labor Guild Archdiocese and their partners selected Cannistraro as the management awardee in honor of his numerous contributions to the building industry as well as his ongoing support for community and charitable efforts including work with Artists for Humanity, the St. Boniface Haiti Foundation and Partners in Health.

An awards banquet was held on December 4, where Cannistraro addressed the audience and conveyed his gratitude for the prestigious honor. Cannistraro urged his peers and colleagues in the building trades to come together around a common goal of collaboration and continual improvement. “To be here a hundred of years from now, celebrating labor and management,” said Cannistraro, “We need to be willing to change. Doing things the way we always did them is not the way to succeed in the future.” Cannistraro and his fellow Cushing-Gavin Awardees were also honored with a letter of congratulations from the President of the United States.

For more information about the award, or to watch Cannistraro’s speech in its entirety, visit: http://bit.ly/CushingGaving_JCC2015.

Cannistraro is one of the largest mechanical construction firms in Greater Boston. In its second generation of family ownership, Cannistraro provides the most comprehensive package of mechanical services including plumbing, fire protection, hvac and sheet metal solutions, as well as turnkey service and maintenance to building owners and construction managers.

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