HOUSTON, TX, June 29, 2002 - Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Greater Houston, an association representing the interests of merit shop contractors and their employees, will host a retirement mixer on Wednesday, June 29.
WHEN: Wednesday, June 29, 2022
4:00-7:00p
Maggiano’s Little Italy
2019 Post Oak Blvd
Houston, TX 77056
WHO: ABC Greater Houston President Russell Hamley
WHAT: Mixer celebrating Russell Hamley’s 26 years as President of Associated Builders and Contractors of Greater Houston before he retires June 30.
Please join us as we recognize Russell Hamley’s accomplishments and toast to his next adventure. Our new President, Jeffrey Nielsen, will be available as well and can answer any comments or questions you may have.
For more information about the event: https://web.abchouston.org/events/RussellsRetirement%20Party-3492/details
For media credentials, please contact Lauren Harrell, (832) 389-5114, l.harrell@abchouston.org
ABC Greater Houston represents the merit shop construction and construction-related firms in the Houston area. Follow us on social media for the latest association and industry news.
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Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is a national construction industry trade association representing more than 21,000 members nationwide. Locally, ABC Greater Houston was founded in 1969, and today serves several hundred commercial and industrial contractors, suppliers and construction associates in the Greater Houston area. Associated Builders and Contractors of Greater Houston represents the interests of merit shop contractors and its employees in the policy making process of the government, protects and enhances the free enterprise system within the construction industry, and provides educational, marketing, and informational programs for the benefit of members and their employees.
Construction & Maintenance Education Foundation (CMEF) is the vehicle through which industry and craft professionals in the Houston area receive formal training. Our goal is to recruit new entrants and retain existing workers through a variety of programs focused on assessment, training, and continuing education. We believe that a community approach to training is fundamental to developing a skilled and educated craft workforce within the entire industry.
