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MBCEA Southeast Chapter Elects New Board of Directors
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - PennZone -- The Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association (MBCEA) Southeast Chapter elected new officers and board members prior to its Spring Golf Tournament at Black Diamond Golf Ranch in Lecanto, Florida on May 30, 2024. Carl Fair of Commercial Metal Building Services in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida will serve as president and Catherine Orr, with Enviro-Cat in Jacksonville, Florida will serve as President Elect.

The Southeast Chapter serves all members in Alabama, Florida and Georgia and seeks to advance the quality of metal building contractors and erectors throughout the region. Officers serve a two-year term and board members serve for three years, effective immediately. The new officers and board members are:

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Officers:

Carl Fair, Commercial Metal Building Services Corp. – President

Catherine Orr, Enviro-Cat – President Elect

Brian Flowers, Unlimited Structures – Vice President

Wade Hobbs, Universal Erectors, Inc. – Sec/Treasurer

Directors:

Matthew Metzcus, Therm-All Insulation, Inc. – Public Relations/Communications

Kenneth Thomas, Butler Manufacturing – Membership (Recruitment)

Christopher Perkins, Metal Building Erectors, LLC – Education/Training

Quint Robinson, Lemartec Corporation – Membership (Service/Benefits)

Dean Davids, Commercial Metal Building Services Corp. – Strategic Planning

For more information on the MBCEA Southeast Chapter, educational programs, AC478 accreditation and the Annual Conference, visit www.mbcea.org.

Contact
Sasha Demyan
***@mbcea.org


Source: MBCEA
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