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June 26, 2014

Independent Electrical Contractors and Hispanic Contractors of Colorado Team Up for 2014 GC Forum

Lenee and Panelists at the 2014 GC Forum

DENVER, Colorado — June 26, 2014 — On Wednesday, June 18th, 70 local construction professionals attended the 2014 GC Forum: Managing Expectations, a construction industry networking event and panel discussion that is co-hosted annually by IECRM and Hispanic Contractors of Colorado (HCC). The event was held at the Tailgate Roadhouse, and was supported by Premier Sponsor, CNA Insurance, and additional sponsors, Allcable, Inc. and Bauerle and Company, P.C.

Moderating the evening’s panel discussion was Leneé Koch, Vice President and Co-Founder of LEI Companies, Inc., an electrical contractor based in Denver. Koch, a passionate advocate for the advancement of women and minorities within the construction industry, is a member of the City and County of Denver’s Construction Empowerment Initiative (CEI) advisory committee, a 2012 winner of the Denver Business Journal “Forty Under 40” Awards, and is a University of Denver alum.

GC Forum Panelists

The panelists included four key General Contractors that are working on large projects important to the Rocky Mountain region: Adolfson & Peterson Construction, GE Johnson Construction, Sky Blue Builders, and Swinerton Builders.

The Tailgate Roadhouse is owned by the Pepsi Center and is a select venue for private events. The space includes 30 HD flat screen televisions, two levels, ample parking, and is centrally located beside the Pepsi Center in downtown Denver.

“We appreciate a downtown Denver event space that can accommodate our construction industry events,” said Kristin Kim Haynes, IECRM COO. “Tailgate Roadhouse is a great private event space with enough elbow room to make the networking-focused cocktail hour comfortable, and the educational panel discussion impactful.”

Notable guests at the event were: 1st Electric Contractors, Inc., Blueprint Skilled Services, LLC, Kiewit Infrastructure, and United Rentals.

Visit www.iecrm.org to learn more about the IECRM trade association, which includes nearly two hundred member companies focused on the electrical construction industry. Visit www.iecrm.org/events to view upcoming free and ticketed networking events.

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Self-Pay Payment Plan Policy


We offer the following arrangements for students that are unable to pay in full at the time of registration.


● Self-pay students will be charged the non-member rate.
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We encourage all students who are employed with a member company to work with their employer to register and pay through the IECRM Flashpoint Enrollment Portal/Process. This will ensure the student is paying the lowest possible rate for tuition, books and applicable fees.