Glastonbury-based S/L/A/M Construction Services was recently awarded a 2015 Project Team Award from the Connecticut Building Congress for construction services it provided to the music department and Mattison Auditorium at Kent School. SLAM managed a tight budget, strict schedule and a complex phasing strategy requiring the existing programs to remain operational during construction. The team […]
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Glastonbury-based S/L/A/M Construction Services was recently awarded a 2015 Project Team Award from the Connecticut Building Congress for construction services it provided to the music department and Mattison Auditorium at Kent School. SLAM managed a tight budget, strict schedule and a complex phasing strategy requiring the existing programs to remain operational during construction. The team took home the first place award in the Small Projects Category for renovated or new buildings under $10 million.
Cronin and Co. wins two awards for public relations
Glastonbury ad agency Cronin and Co. won two gold awards at the Publicity Club of New England's 47th annual Bell Ringer Awards ceremony held in Boston. The agency received top honors for public relations excellence related to campaigns for TIAA-CREF in partnership with the Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET) and McDonald's.
The Bell Ringer Awards honor the superior work done by public relations and communications professionals across New England each year.
Pratt & Whitney’s Epstein awarded Aircraft Engine Technology Award
The American Society of Mechanical Engineering awarded its prestigious Aircraft Engine Technology Award to Alan Epstein, Pratt & Whitney's vice president of technology and environment.
Epstein was nominated by Pratt & Whitney President Paul Adams for his exceptional contributions to aircraft engine technology, including techniques for innovative turbomachinery experimentation methods, invention of the microengine concept, creation and demonstration of active control of compressor instability and technology strategy development, and implementation for a major aircraft engine manufacturer.
