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Irwin Contracting's Didier named president of NARI NYC/LI Chapter

According to Irwin Contracting, Bob Didier has been named president of National Association of the Remodeling Industry's NYC/LI Chapter. NARI brings together people who work in and with the Remodeling Industry. Didier has been involved with NARI for ten years, volunteering his time and expertise. Various positions held include chairman of the Awards Committee, and third, second, and first vice president. His dedication is greatly appreciated by the members and officers of the organization. Didier accepted this honor at the NARI Awards Dinner on June 16, 2011 at the Melville Marriott, among new members and veteran volunteers. "When I attended my first NARI dinner meeting ten years ago, I never thought I would become President," Didier said as he accepted his new position. Didier reminded members that the benefits of NARI come from being involved: attend networking events to build relationships with peers and clients; take advantage of educational seminars; gain exposure through advertising; receive recognition by entering the NARI Contractor of the Year awards; find rewards in participating in community service projects. "The opportunities to advance your business, your employees, and yourself through NARI are endless. Taking part in your association can have a powerful effect on your business," according to Didier, who brings energy and enthusiasm to the chapter as President. He noted with pride, that the NYC/LI Chapter is the third largest in the United States.
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The evolving relationship of environmental  consultants and the lending community - by Chuck Merritt

The evolving relationship of environmental consultants and the lending community - by Chuck Merritt

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