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Posted: February 24, 2014
Nardiello appointed chair of Design Division of the ABA Forum on the construction industry
According to Zetlin & De Chiara, principal Jaimee Nardiello has received the appointment of chair for Division 3 (Design Division) of the American Bar Association (ABA) Forum on the construction industry.
Three years ago, Nardiello received the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry's Women and Minorities Fellowship (2011-2014), an honor bestowed upon a select few attorneys who have demonstrated excellence in the construction industry. Nardiello is an active member of the Design Division's Steering Committee. Her involvement with the ABA has included speaking at various programs directed to its national membership, such as: Making Dollars & Sense of Construction Damages, 2013 and One Nation Under the International Green Construction Code, where she served as a moderator for a panel of iGCC experts, 2012.
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