Construction Law

Name: Ken Rubinstein Moderating Associated General Contractors Massachusetts Event
Start: 2016-01-14T07:30:00+0000
Location: Preti Boston

Ken Rubinstein Moderating Associated General Contractors Massachusetts Event

When: January 14, 2016 at 7:30am – 9:00am

People: Kenneth E. Rubinstein

Location:

Preti Boston

60 State St, Ste 1100, Boston

Members Only - $65.00
Non Members - Contact Alisia Leavitt [email protected] for registration info

Kenneth E. Rubinstein from Preti Flaherty will moderate this informative discussion with Frank Hayes, Chief Operating Officer of BOND. Frank will share his insight and answers questions on how the economy will impact future business in Massachusetts.

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