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Music City, Here We Come!
In case you missed the news, we’re going to IRMI! The annual Construction Risk Conference kicks off in just a few short days, and we’re so excited to be sending members of the ALS team to Nashville. Nick Sica, Senior Analyst, will be in attendance as IRMI celebrates 34 years of dedication to improving the construction risk management landscape.
We’re Going to IRMI – Are You?
The IRMI Construction Risk Conference is in its 34th year, and this year promises to be bigger and better than ever, with more attendees registered than in recent years. We are looking forward to being part of the action! There are some older and new trends in the industry that we want to hear more about – the country’s aging infrastructure, Alternative Project Delivery and what the insurance industry is now saying about New York Labor Law.
The ALS Group Attends M&A East/ACG Conference in Philadelphia
On October 11, 2011, The ALS Group attended the ACG M&A East Conference in Philadelphia. This having been our first time participating in the conference, we were curious to see what the attendance would be like, in light of the economy and the challenges it presents to the M&A industry. We were inspired to see that 1,300 professionals were in attendance – the largest to date.
The ALS Group Selected as Project Risk Consultants for Miami Science Museum
The ALS Group hired to provide insurance and risk management consulting for the new $275 million state of the art facility The ALS Group announces its selection as the project risk management consultant for the Miami Science Museum. Expected to be completed by 2014, the $275 million museum will break ground later this year. The ALS Group will work directly with the Museum Executives throughout the construction process to identify and manage the material project risks and craft appropriate insurance and risk management solutions. “Our goal is to prevent any unexpected and unnecessary financial impact to the Museum. A great deal of planning went into this project and every dollar
