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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 22, 2022
Murphy of Murphy Brothers Contracting receives BCW award
Rye Brook, NY The Business Council of Westchester awarded its Ambassador of the Year Award to Michael Murphy.
A longtime BCW member and BCW ambassador for three years, Murphy is director of new project development for Murphy Brothers Contracting of Mamaroneck. The Award was presented at the BCW’s New Year Bash held March 1 at the Marriott Westchester in Tarrytown.
Murphy Brothers Contracting is known throughout the Westchester, lower Hudson Valley, southern Fairfield region for commercial and residential projects. The company was recognized by the BCW with the Small Business Success Hall of Fame award in 2013.
The company is also members of Building & Realty Institute of Westchester, Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Fairfield County, Center for Sustainable Development, and the Mamaroneck Chamber of Commerce. Murphy represents Murphy Brothers in all these organizations.
The BCW’s Ambassador Program was created 17 years ago and has become one of the BCW’s prized signature programs. Sixteen longtime BCW members volunteer their time, energy and expertise to mentor and guide new members through their first year of membership. Ambassadors attend all of BCW’s events and their responsibilities include welcoming members at every program and event.
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