Jul 10 2007
New Construction Strategies Radio Network, a joint venture of Garrison Associates and Jackstreet Media, announced a syndication and distribution agreement with the Construction Management Association of America. Under the agreement selected New Construction Strategies Radio programming will be aggregated along with exclusive segments to launch CMAA Radio. The program will cover the issues of concern to construction managers and bring the best insights, best practices and latest construction strategies to the association.
CMAA Radio is currently streamed on the CMAA national web site and will be made available across the CMAA network of twenty-five regional chapters. CMAA radio is available online 24/7, via podcast and distributed monthly through the association's newsletter. Ted Garrison and Bruce D'Agostino host CMAA Radio.
"We are delighted to collaborate with the Construction Management Association of America on this program. The launch of CMAA radio demonstrates their relentless commitment to add value to the association's membership and further cements their position as industry leaders," said Ted Garrison of Garrison and Associates. "Providing this program to their members clearly sets CMAA apart as a forward looking organization committed to lead the way to the future," said Garrison.
Initial response to the program has been outstanding with members already acknowledging the value. "I just completed the three introductory interviews on the Network ... absolutely outstanding! This is truly value added to our industry and profession. Thanks," wrote Rick Rye of the Fluor Corporation.
"I'm excited to announce that CMAA and Ted Garrison of New Construction Strategies (NCS) have created this new radio program," said Bruce D'Agostino President and CEO of The Construction Management Association of America. "Each month, Ted and I will co-host this new program to provide the industry and CMAA members with up-to-date solutions, ideas and best practices from current thought leaders. This is a first in our industry and we're glad to be a part of it."