New York Building Congress to host Construction Industry Breakfast Forum on March 3rd

Matthew Driscoll, New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner

New York, NY The New York Building Congress will host a Construction Industry Breakfast Forum with New York State Department of Transportation commissioner Matthew Driscoll on Thursday, March 3, at the New York Hilton Midtown, Trianon Ballroom, 1335 Avenue of the Americas, Manhattan. Registration and reception at 8:00 AM, breakfast and program begin at 8:30 AM. Fee: $95 for NYBC members; $150 for non-members; $900 for member table; $1,250 for non-member table; $4,000 to co-host. For more information on reservations or sponsorship opportunities, contact Alanna Draudt at [email protected]. To register online, visit www.buildingcongress.com.

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