Connecticut Awarded State Affiliate of the Year Award by NRMCA

Left to Right: Rodney Grogan, past Chairman NRMCA; Ric Suzio, President, L. Suzio Concrete Company; Dominic Di Cenzo, Executive Director, Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council with the 2018 NRMCA State Affiliate of the Year Award for the Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association.
Left to Right: Rodney Grogan, past Chairman NRMCA; Ric Suzio, President, L. Suzio Concrete Company; Dominic Di Cenzo, Executive Director, Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council with the 2018 NRMCA State Affiliate of the Year Award for the Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association.

The Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association (CRMCA) was awarded the 2018 State Affiliate of the Year award by the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) at the annual luncheon for state affiliate organizations March 6th. The award ceremony was part of the annual NRMCA convention held at the Saddlebrook Resort in Tampa Florida.

The State Affiliate Award recognizes the state association that works to promote the use of ready mixed concrete and the national Build with Strength awareness campaign. The Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association (CRMCA) was recognized for its work in 2018 to promote concrete. Don Penepent, of Tilcon CT and Treasurer of the CRMCA commented, “This is great news and speaks highly of all those involved in the state of Connecticut involved in the promotion of ready mixed concrete in construction. Recognition of our association by the NRMCA gives us a great opportunity to grow our Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council”.

Accepting the award for the CRMCA were Ric Suzio, CRMCA Board member and President of L. Suzio Concrete Company, Meriden CT and Dominic Di Cenzo, Executive Director of the Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council (CCPC) for the Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association.  In his remarks, Di Cenzo thanked all of the personnel of the CCIA Headquarters, many NRMCA personnel and singled out NRMCA’s Gregg Lewis, Executive Vice President of Strategy, Concrete for “his tireless and never-ending support of the Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association and all of the New England region.”Di Cenzo dedicated the award to the late James Langlois, past Executive Director of the CCPC, who passed away in January, 2016.

About the Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council
The Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council (CCPC) of the Connecticut Ready Mixed Concrete Association (CRMCA) promotes the use of cast concrete as the material of choice for all types of commercial and residential construction. For more information on Build With Strength and insulated concrete forms visit http://buildwithstrength.com/icf.  To schedule a speaker or presentation on ICF’s in construction, please contact Dominic Di Cenzo, Executive Director, Connecticut Concrete Promotion Council, at [email protected] or 203.915.0279 or call CCPC headquarters at 860.529.6855. Visit www.ctconcretepromotion.org for more information on educational and certification programs.

About the NRMCA’s Build With Strength Campaign
Build with Strength is a coalition of architects, builders, engineers, community organizations, emergency services personnel and policymakers supported by the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA). Their mission is to educate the building and design communities and policymakers on the benefits of ready mixed concrete, and encourage its use as the building material of choice for low- to mid-rise structures. No other material can replicate concrete’s advantages in terms of strength, durability, safety, ease of use, and long-term value.  For more information visit,  or contact Kathleen Carr-Smith, Executive Vice President,  Concrete Promotion at [email protected] .

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