THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA BUILDERS EXCHANGE (CCBE) NEW BOARD PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS INSTALLED FOR 2011
FRESNO, Calif., (January 14th 2011) – The Central California Builders Exchange (CCBE) has officially installed its Board of Directors and Officers with Steve Little serving as Board President for 2011.
CCBE is proud to announce the appointment of Steve Little as Board President. Steve has served on the Board of Directors for several years in various capacities as a Director and Officer of the organization. Steve and his employer, Floyd Johnston Construction, Co. has continually supported the Builders Exchange by taking an active, hands on approach to the association’s initiatives.
The Membership also elected Jason Thompson of CMC Rebar and Kent Lubratich of EBAC to its Board of Directors. Builders Exchange Executive Director Roxanne Greenwood was enthusiastic about the new appointments to the Board stating “These individuals have been elected by their peers and have made a commitment to give back to the industry. This organization and the Members we support will benefit tremendously from their experience and resourcefulness.”
About the Central California Builders ExchangeThe Central California Builders Exchange (CCBE) has more than 800 members representing the entire spectrum of Central California’s construction industry. The mission of the organization is to serve the construction industry by promoting high ethical and professional standards, providing quality services to its members, and working responsibly within the community for the enhancement of the building industry. CCBE acts as a catalyst to advocate collaboration of the industry, bringing all of the players to the table to work together. Originally formed to act as a liaison between contractors and architects to streamline the bidding process, CCBE has evolved into a dynamic professional association where the needs of the Members are priority.
For media inquiries please contact Tony Renfro at (559) 237-1831 or Tony@cencalbx.com
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