2022 World of Concrete Registration Now Open

Words: Dan Kamys

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Registration has opened for the MCAA Convention at the 2022 World of Concrete in Las Vegas. This year's convention is set to take place from January 17-20 and is the perfect opportunity to learn and participate in great educational programs, contractor roundtable discussions, and more. 
New for 2022 is the debut of the MCAA's revised Foreman Development Course, which is designed to help both newer and experienced foreman evolve and find success in their respective roles. To register for the class, please click the link below and register for World of Concrete. 

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