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Posted: July 14, 2014
Skanska USA's Flemming honored as "Community Quarterback" at United Way of N.Y.C. Gridiron Gala
Skanska USA building president Bill Flemming, who also sits on the board for the United Way of New York City, was honored as a "Community Quarterback" at the United Way of New York City's 21st annual Gridiron Gala at the Waldorf Astoria. Community Quarterbacks are exceptional leaders with a commitment to supporting United Way-led initiatives that create opportunities for youth and their families. The United Way established the Gridiron Gala in 1994 to celebrate its unique partnership with the National Football League, which is designed to strengthen America's communities. Skanska has been a sponsor of the Gridiron Gala for years. Since its inception, the Gala has helped raise more than $23 million to support and benefit N.Y.C.'s youth.
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