Spring has sprung, and IECRM members have been busy at work!
First, please congratulate Kristin Kim Haynes, who was recently promoted to COO of IECRM! Kristin was previously Director of Operations. As the COO at IECRM, Kristin Kim Haynes will oversee the administrative division and marketing division. Ms.
DENVER, Colorado – April 29, 2014 – On April 10th, Colorado’s future energy leaders rolled up their sleeves and volunteered at Freedom Service Dogs of America, an Englewood-based non-profit organization that rescues shelter dogs and trains them to become service dogs for Veterans, active duty soldiers, children, and other individuals.
DENVER, Colorado – November 18, 2013 – IECRM, an energy trade association representing 200 companies in the Rocky Mountain region, today announced its 2014-15 Board of Directors that were elected at the IECRM Annual Business Dinner on November 14th at the Sheraton DTC Hotel in Greenwood Village, Colorado. The IECRM event was supported by Premier Sponsor, Siemens Industry, Inc.
As the old adage goes, ‘April freak snowstorms bring May flowers’ ..or something. Check out what these IECRM Contractor Members and Industry Partners have been up to this past month.
IECRM News: Last night, 170 IECRM Members, Industry Partners, and guests packed the DoubleTree in Denver for the 7th Annual Summit Awards.
DENVER, Colorado – March 21, 2013 – On March 14th, 20 of Colorado’s future energy leaders spent a day learning how to give back to the community, by way of volunteerism and nonprofit leadership.
Register your students using our new FlashPoint system. If you have not yet received your FlashPoint credentials, please fill out this short Google Form or email flashpoint@iecrm.org.
CURRENT STUDENTS
View the 2020-21 IECRM Student Handbook here.
IECRM cares about Workforce Development, Labor & Employment Issues, and Economic & Infrastructure Investments. Another thing we care about is voting.
The IECRM 2020 Election Guide serves an education resource for our more than 250 trade association electrical contractor member companies, industry partners and their employees. The goal is to ensure that the electrical contracting industry voice – and individual voice – is heard and counted as we cast our ballots for candidates and initiatives in the 2020 federal, state and local elections.
