March 2012 Table of Contents

Words: Dan KamysTable of Contents

March 2012 Volume 51, Number 3

FEATURES

MCAA Annual Convention Catch the highlights from this year’s convention events and meetings

Mixers, Pumps and Delivery Systems Considerations for contractors when purchasing a mixer

Masonry Wall Flashings Preventing water leakage through masonry fa??ades in contemporary construction is accomplished, primarily, by the use of well-placed flashings.

Strides in Saw Blades Long life, durability and a reasonable price – these are what you need in a masonry saw blade, and manufacturers are answering the call.

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COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS For the Record President’s Message Government Affairs New Products Business Building Full Contact PM Classified Advertising World of Concrete/World of Masonry 2012 News MCAA Upcoming Education New Members

Contractor Tip of the Month: Taking Risks and Investing in People
June 2025

Great leaders don’t just manage risk, they challenge convention. While many chase margins and efficiencies, the most visionary among them invest in what matters most: their people. They see talent not as a cost, but as the foundation of innovation, loyalt

Damian Lang
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Fechino Files: Well, That is What He Told Me…
June 2025

As part of my job, I get the opportunity to have contractors, architects, and engineers discuss challenges that they face on the projects they are working on, and usually, they ask for advice. My job is easy; I am on the outside, basically without a dog i

Steven Fechino
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GEN NXT: Arnold Barboan
June 2025

In an interview with the MCAA, Arnold Barboan shares his journey and insights into the masonry industry, highlighting the personal connections and passions that have helped shape his career. Arnold's initial involvement in masonry was inspired by family t

Justin Stengel
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Business Building: Move Your Company To The Next Level!
June 2025

Is your construction business growing and giving you the results you wanted when you first started your entrepreneurial journey? Or are you stuck in the muck and can’t seem to get moving? As small companies begin to grow, they get bogged down, hit challen

George Hedley
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