MBC Honors Hall of Fame Inductees
Beverly, MA – The Massachusetts Building Congress (MBC) announced plans to induct three new MBC Hall of Fame honorees during the association’s annual dinner on October 22nd. The 2009 inductees include Bond Brothers, J. C. Cannistraro LLC and Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Bond Brothers is a fourth generation-led construction company founded in 1907. Based in Everett, Bond Brothers provides construction services to both building and utility clients throughout New England. Bond’s positive family business culture and history of strong philanthropic support for the region’s nonprofit organizations earned the jury’s praise.
J. C. Cannistraro LLC is one of the largest family-owned, privately held mechanical contracting firms in the nation. Founded in 1963, they now have over 400 employees. The jury was impressed with the company’s application of new Building Information Modeling technology, with their support for sustainable practices, and for creating a new Plumbing Museum to educate students and others.
Wentworth Institute of Technology has trained generations of leaders in the design and construction industry, and is universally admired for its community service and civic engagement. The Institute is one of the design and construction industry’s best resources for advancing practice knowledge in the profession.
The MBC Hall of Fame Annual Dinner begins at 6:00 PM at the Seaport Cityview Ballroom with a networking reception, followed by dinner and the program at 7:00 PM. Tickets for the event are $175, with tables of ten for $1,750, and a limited number of sponsorships are available. Register by calling the MBC office at 978-921-9222, or go to the MBC website at www.buildingcongress.org for more information.
