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McGraw-Hill Construction
Conference to Feature Three Major Events Economic outlook, construction summit, and awards gala slated for October 2123 in D.C. |
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It's almost that time of year again when construction industry leaders gather in the nation's capital to share information that will help themindividually and collectivelyset the course for business in the year to come. This year's McGraw-Hill Construction Conference Series, October 2123, in Washington, D.C., offers a hat trick of special events: The 64th annual Outlook Executive Conference, ENR Construction Summit, and the Business Week/Architectural Record/AIA "Good Design Is Good Business" Awards Gala. The series is sponsored by McGraw-Hill Construction, the AIA's strategic partner composed of Dodge, Sweets, Architectural Record, Engineering-News Record, Design Build, and construction.com. The 64th annual Outlook
Executive Conference will "offer the solutions and insight
you need in planning for organizational growth," specifically economic
forces at work today that affect future construction activity; sectors
of the construction industry that offer the best near-term opportunity;
and political, social, and environmental trends that will most affect
the construction industry. Speakers will include: The ENR Construction Summit provides a forum for senior executives to discuss key issues affecting the construction industry. Now in its sixth year, the summit will play host to some 300 high-level professionals from around the globe. Business Week/Architectural Record/AIA "Good Design Is Good Business" Awards Gala, honoring the 18 finalists selected to receive these awards, recognizes the relationship between owner and architect and demonstrates the best practices needed to achieve corporate goals through design. The program, also in its sixth year, jointly acknowledges architects and owners. This year's gala takes place in the historic National Building Museum Great Hall, one of the grandest spaces in all of Washington, D.C. Copyright 2002 The American Institute of Architects. All rights reserved. |
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