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Learn about the proposed Concrete Block Checkoff program

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The Concrete Block Checkoff program conference call will be held October 17th at 3:00 PM CDT.
Join us for a conference call on October 17th at 3:00 PM CDT to learn about the proposed Concrete Block Checkoff program.

Major Ogilvie, the Chair of the checkoff program for the block industry, will be going over a review of the program, it’s importance to our industry and ways that contractors can support the effort to move the program forward.

The call will be approximately one hour in length.

The call in number for the program is 877-228-3100 and the passcode is 496356.

We hope to have you there.
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