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Posted: July 30, 2024
NYREJ’s 35th Anniversary: Adam Levine, Capitol Fire Sprinkler Co., Inc.
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Capitol Fire Sprinkler Co., Inc.
When did you discover NYREJ and what was your title and company name at that time?
Capitol Fire Sprinkler has been in business since 1952, so NYREJ has been an industry must-read for us since its inception 35 years ago.
How has NYREJ helped you, your firm or your industry?
NYREJ provides us with timely information about new projects in NYC. Often the coverage features important information about innovations in the industry, which can be very useful. I also enjoy reading the “Professional Profiles.”
Most memorable “15 minutes of fame” in NYREJ:
Still waiting for them, but I can tell you about how much I have enjoyed learning about colleagues and clients in the various sections over the years!
Favorite NYREJ spotlights:
“Year in Review” feature is an amazing showcase of industry accomplishments. Thank you for all the great work and congratulations on your 35th anniversary!
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