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Posted: September 24, 2012
10-18-2012 - PWC Presents "Movers & Shakers" Leading Insiders Offer Update on C & D Industry
On Thursday, October 18 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., PWC will present "Movers & Shakers," a Grand Networking Event with exhibit tables featuring key players offering a candid, inside look at trends and opportunities in the construction and design industry. Honored guest speakers include Anthony Schirripa, FAIA, chairman & CEO, Mancini-Duffy; Joseph Aliotta, AIA, principal & US COO, Swanke Hayden Connell; Christopher Ward, executive vice president, Dragados USA, Inc.; Carter Strickland, Jr., Commissioner, NYC Department of Environmental Protection; Nancy Czesak, RA, First V.P., Tishman Construction Corporation an AECOM company; and other leading CMs and developers still to be announced. The event will take place at Club 101, 101 Park Ave. (40th St.) Cost is $80 for PWC members; $95 for nonmembers (dinner included). All tickets at the door are $100.
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