RICABOR hosts networking night February 4 at B. Pinelli Restaurant
The Rhode Island Commercial and Appraisal Board of Realtors hosted a real estate networking night on February 4, at B. Pinelli Restaurant.
The evening was full of networking and information and RICABOR welcomed Colin Kane, commission chair of the Route 195 Redevelopment District Commission. He shared his insights and vision for the future of 17 parcels of developable land in the downtown/Knowledge District of Providence.
Special thanks to sponsor, Richard Hittinger of Alliance Environmental Group, Inc.
Alliance Environmental Group, Inc., (AEG) provides professional services in the areas of environmental studies and investigation, permitting and remedial design. The professionals at AEG have over 50 years of combined experience in areas ranging from Phase I Site Assessments to designing remediation systems for the cleanup of contamination.
AEG utilizes the most modern technologies on its projects to better meet the needs of their clients.
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