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Posted: February 25, 2008
C.T. Male Assoc., P.C. launched new website - Feb. 15th
C.T. Male Associates, P.C., has launched their new website. The new website went live on February 15th , introducing a new and more informative site.
The new website, www.ctmale.com, provides a fresher and more dynamic look at the firm while providing the reader the details of the company's integrated approach to project execution. The new state of the art site highlights the firm's 98 years of history and strong community involvement, commitment to our clients, and allows the user to quickly navigate within the service disciplines to related project summaries.
C.T. Male, founded in 1910, continues to build on its core foundations of experience, expertise and excellence by delivering projects and being committed to our clients' exact goals and objectives. The new website offers a project portfolio section which highlights the firm's dedication to leading edge technology and regulatory changes which allows us to continue to provide award winning service to our clients.
The updated site gives the reader an overview of the firm's capabilities, projects, clients, staff, culture and long history.
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