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Colorado construction industry: Women wanted - Vimarsana News

Colorado construction industry: Women wanted

Colorado’s construction industry workforce faces three big challenges in coming years: Aging workers who will soon be retiring faster than replacements can get trained; a booming housing market that’s driving

NJ students: Isaacman visits Westfield fifth-graders - Vimarsana News

NJ students: Isaacman visits Westfield fifth-graders

Education news from around the region

ABC NJ president discusses state of industry as pandemic ebbs - Vimarsana News

ABC NJ president discusses state of industry as pandemic ebbs

NJBIZ recently spoke with Samantha DeAlmeida, the president of Associated Builders and Contractors, a trade group representing some 1,200 merit shop contractors around the state, about the state of the industry and the organization’s priorities.

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News Briefs

Massport Celebrates Women in Construction Week The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) is celebrating Women in Construction Week and honoring the contributions of the women who have been involved in Massport’s construction projects. This week, pictures of some of the women who work in the Capital Programs and Environmental Affairs (CPEA) Department, which manages all construction

Health care convention — 1st to cancel at pandemic's start — returns to Orlando, raising hopes - Vimarsana News

Health care convention — 1st to cancel at pandemic's start — returns to Orlando, raising hopes

Two years ago, the HIMSS Global Health & Exhibition canceled its giant convention in Orlando amid worries over COVID-19. It returned Monday, expected to draw 26,000 visitors.