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Acworth Exteriors - Women Across The U.S. Build Careers In Construction

Plans are underway for the Association's 51st Annual Meeting and Convention, September 6-9, at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown, Kansas City, Mo.

The convention will consist of networking, educational events and awards. Registration is available to both members and nonmembers. Last year, more than 700 women from the United States and five different countries were represented. Nonmembers interested in attending Convention may contact the president.

The Kansas City, Mo. Chapter will share its latest “Career Days” project with attendees. The “If I Had A Hammer” Program was created by a carpenter turned educator. By using real-world applications, third through ninth grade students learn about the language of math. The highlight of the program is the building of the “Hammer House,” a real 8’x11’ house that students build in about two hours using real power tools, hammers and safety goggles.

The association will host a “Red Hot & Blues” Welcome Party on Wednesday, Sept. 6. It will be an evening of food and fun, with Kansas City barbecue and live entertainment by the KC All Stars.

Thursday, Sept. 7, during the Annual Meeting, the keynote speaker will inspire and encourage attendees with his “You Can Make it Happen: Nine Steps to Success.” A businessman, educator and author, helps corporations and organizations establish a position in the marketplace by integrating business growth, people and community relationships.

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