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Posted: June 10, 2013
Taylor - The Builders CEO repels 309 ft. during 4th Annual "21 Stories for Scouts" at First Federal Plaza in Rochester
As the leader and CEO of Taylor - The Builders, a leading regional general contractor, Jim Taylor has a history and vast portfolio of delivering superior buildings for clients from the ground - up. His most recent task took him in the opposite direction - down! As part of the 4th Annual "21 Stories For Scouts" rappelling event on May 17th, Taylor accepted the challenge to defy gravity by rappelling 21 stories, or 309 feet, down the First Federal Plaza in the downtown to support the Urban Scouting program of the Seneca Waterways Council.
"This event is such a fun and exciting way to build awareness for the Urban Scouting program in Rochester," said Taylor. "I'm particularly grateful for Taylor's many friends and associates who stepped forward to help us raise almost $5000 for this terrific local organization."
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