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Look who's coming to BD+C's Under-40 Leadership Summit

Look who's coming to BD+C's Under-40 Leadership Summit


By By BD+C Staff | September 28, 2011

AEC industry "under-40 superstars" from top design and construction firms have signed up for BD+C's "Under-40 Leadership Summit."  Join young leaders from Clark Nexsen, Corgan Associates, Environmental Systems Design, Gensler, HDR, RDG, STV, Sundt Construction, TLC Engineering for Architecture,  Walter P Moore, Yates Constructors, and many more in New Orleans, Oct 26-28, 2011.

For program details and registration, go to: www.BDCnetwork.com/under40summit.

The Summit is sponsored by Delta, Andersen Windows, and Vinyl Institute.

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