CONSTRUCT2009 Approaches

Words: Hug PoochllcCONSTRUCT2009 is fast approaching.

This commercial building industry event is for architects, specifiers, engineers, facility managers, building owners, CSI members, project managers, general contractors, designers and thousands of diverse commercial, institutional and industrial building professionals. It will be held in conjunction with the 53rd CSI Annual Convention, and will offer accredited education, networking opportunities, and a full exhibit hall floor for the commercial building industry.

The event is a cost-effective strategy for combining educational opportunities with product and service solutions for business success. CONSTRUCT2009 will take place June 16 — 19, 2009, in the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.

For more information, visit www.constructshow.com.
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