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Our CEO Barry Cassell spoke at the 68th annual AGC Alaska conference in Anchorage last month. The post AGC Alaska Conference report appeared first on Cassell Consulting - Construction Operations Consulting.
Our CEO Barry Cassell spoke at the 68th annual AGC Alaska conference in Anchorage last month. Barry's session, "Construction Tech Today and Tomorrow" provided historical perspective and a look ahead at the progress of technology in our industry.
Please come join us at AGC Alaska in Anchorage November 9-12. Registration for the conference is still open – if your company does business in our industry in Alaska, you should be there! We’re presenting the session “Construction Tech: Today + Tomorrow” on Wednesday at 2:45. We look forward to seeing you there.
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