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This will be my last monthly commentary as President of the MCAA. I must say, the last two years have gone by quickly. I now understand what all of the past MCAA Presidents told me before I took office.

This will be my last monthly commentary as President of the MCAA. I must say, the last two years have gone by quickly. I now understand what all of the past MCAA Presidents told me before I took office.

The last two years have gone by quickly. I now understand what all of the past MCAA Presidents told me before I took office.

Here we are, another year behind us, and a hope for a better year ahead. Many will ask me, as President, what is ahead for the MCAA in 2010?

Start the year strong and rejuvenate at the World of Masonry, Feb. 2-5, 2010. While the economy is still not as strong as anyone would like it to be, we can’t pass up this great opportunity to rejuvenate with fellow industry members.

Start the year strong and rejuvenate at the World of Masonry, Feb. 2-5, 2010. While the economy is still not as strong as anyone would like it to be, we can’t pass up this great opportunity to rejuvenate with fellow industry members.

Start the year strong and give your company a competitive edge by attending the 2010 MCAA Convention at the World of Concrete/World of Masonry.

“Green” is the catchphrase of the construction industry and society, in general, these days. The MCAA recently had an excellent green opportunity for our members.

We just completed our 2009 Midyear Meeting held at the Hyatt Manchester on the waterfront in San Diego and we had a great time.

As president of the MCAA, I often will hear, "What is the MCAA doing for me?" Following are just a few of the many important issues with which your association is involved.

There has been much talk as of late regarding the potential change of what has traditionally been known as a C-216 standard brick.

The MCAA met with the NCMA and the BIA for a Vision 20/20 strategy meeting June 4 and 5 in Chicago.

The MCAA has just completed another successful legislative conference, held April 20-22 in Washington, D.C.

As president of the MCAA, I am often asked why one would want to be a member, and what one gets out of a membership.

Are you a contractor member of the MCAA? If you are, you need to be applauded.

The MCAA has just concluded another successful annual convention at the World of Masonry Show.