A Pile of News - December 2025

A Pile of News: December 2025

A briefing on news and information from the pile driving contractors, associated manufacturers, construction suppliers and affiliated engineers

who comprise PDCA


By Matt Bisbee, PDCA

Originally sent Dec. 1, 2025

Top of the Pile

New Look for the Upcoming New Year: Thanks to your votes last month, PDCA has a new leadership team for 2026. First, here's the Executive Committee you elected:

  • President: Chris Normand
  • Vice President: Michael Wysockey
  • Secretary: Doug Keller
  • Treasurer: Rich Anderson
  • Past President: Buck Darling


Three new Board of Directors members join those with remaining service eligibility:

  • Lina Garcia Martin *
  • Tommy Haupt *
  • Brian Heck *
  • Harold Baur, III
  • Mike Juneau
  • Randy Kelly
  • David Price
  • Bradford Roberts
  • Condon Verble

 

PDCA thanks the departing board members whose terms end on Dec. 31 thank you for your volunteer services!

  • Jim Dempsey
  • Diane Fischer
  • Greg Canivan


Even more PDCA news can be found in the newest PileDriver magazine.

2025 Driven Pile Academy drew more than 300 attendees from throughout North America. Among them were PDCA Board members, pictured below: (L-R) outgoing Pres. Buck Darling (far left), Diane Fischer (center), and Randy Kelly (near right.) Check The PDCA Blog for more photos from the November 10-13 learning event.

From the Association & Chapters

Mark your calendars:

From the PDCA Blog:

  • As expected, the Gulf Coast Chapter filled Covey Rise on Nov. 21 for its annual clay shoot. See who was SPOTTED, and coverage of winners.
  • The 2025 winner of the Mac Nigels Scholarship, as coordinated by The Citadel and the South Carolina Chapter, is Cadet Russell Putnam. The November chapter meeting also featured a talk on rigid inclusions by Greg Canivan, P.E.
  • Cofferdams and craps  The final Northeast Chapter event for 2025 included a technical presentation on cofferdam construction from David Borger, followed by competitive, no-cash gaming at the annual Casino Night event.
  • Thank you, Southern Mississippi! It's a long list of contributors, sponsors, volunteers and attendees who made the 2025 PDCA Driven Pile Academy possible. Tangentially, PDCA sincerely thanks the Hancock County region for its accommodating port, tourism industry, media market and social services.
  • Did you miss it? The 2025 PDCA Driven Pile Academy brought 300+ deep foundation professionals to the Port Bienville Industrial Park in Mississippi last month. See photographic coverage of the first-of-its-kind, hands-on learning event that paired experts in piling equipment and materials with contractors.
  • Chapter Chica  We previously reported that Marian Phillips in the PDCA office is the new chapters coordinator. Read more about her new assignment.

WINNER: Congratulations, Reagan E. Bull, you are this month's winner! Send an email to marian@piledrivers.org before the end of December to claim your prize!
 

News from PDCA Companies

Acquisitions & expansions:

  • Sargent strengthens its presence in Maine through the purchase of 75-year-old E.L. Vining & Son, a respected civil contractor based in Farmington.
  • Locke Solutions aims to streamline operations through an additional 32K square feet of PSC production space at its Houston yard.
  • Schnabel Engineering adds a second office to its footprint in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Elliot Rouleau is the branch leader of the new office in Marquette.

 

Governmental relations:

  • Power Engineering Construction released the Regulatory Approvals Guide for builders who work in foundation and marine construction on California's coast. It is not a legal manual; rather, it's a practical resource book based on the Alameda company's 40 years' navigating the regulatory complexities in the region.
  • Sargent mid-Atlantic crews have been onsite of a forthcoming Virginia distribution center for The Lego Group. Virginia Business shows company equipment staged behind Gov. Youngkin and others who ceremonially "broke ground" last month. The $366M project is immediately east of Washington, DC.

Recognitions:

 

Giving back:

  • Baker Gulf Coast Industrial raised $22K in a November fundraiser for Baby Matthew, an employee's son facing medical challenges. They sold jambalaya and encouraged donations to the Fruge family GoFundMe.
  • Manson Construction provided new helmets and hot meals for the Salesian H.S. football. Richmond, CA, office staffers were recognized at the last game.
  • Taplin Group was among the participating companies who sought to inspire eighth graders in southwest Michigan to pursue careers in construction.
  • The Great Lakes Construction Co. teams served Ohio communities last month. In Cincinnati, they helped marginalized homeowners prep for cold weather. In Cleveland, they contributed to a historic preservation effort.
  • ECS Group of Companies enthusiastically engages in communities it serves. Honolulu staff supported local STEM programs through a SAME fundraiser. Elsewhere, staff in the new Miami office donated $8,100 to Cleveland Clinic.

People on the Move

Transitions:

  • Linda Taniyama celebrated with colleagues and friends to finish a remarkable 50-year career at Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company. Meantime, Mina Lally joins the company as a new safety administrator.
  • Justin Strickland joins Linde-Griffith Construction Co. as safety director.
  • John Grillo, P.E., BC.GE, elevates to VP, Major Projects at Keller.
  • Wayne Duff was honored for a "lasting impact" after 32 years at MEB.
  • Kevin Peters helps shape the use of data and technology in project delivery as new VP of project controls at Orion. He co-founded the InEight Community.
  • Colston Lloyd elevates to assistant project manager at Russell Marine LLC.
  • Braden Kirkland is a new estimator at The Great Lakes Construction Co.
  • Matthew Semerad joins St. Paul, MN-based American Engineering Testing as principal PM. He brings 25 years' experience to its construction services.
  • Aaron Wells, P.E., is a new Florida associate at Geo-Technology Associates.Tyler Furr, Stuart Ballance, Richard Haffner and Daniel Grewe have taken new roles following recent promotions.
  • Vicmar Calzadilla joins the California office for GRL Engineers, Inc. Elsewhere, Charbel Useche is new to the firm's Texas office.
  • Lindsey Kinane named proposal coordinator at Houston's Lloyd Engineering.
  • Thomas Evans, P.E., brings 16 years of design and field engineering work in the Southeast to the Columbia, SC, offices of Schnabel Engineering.
  • Judd Galloway joins the Waltham, MA, offices of SGH as a project director, Michael Murphy, Ph.D, P.E., is the new senior project manager in Minneapolis.
  • Wright Powers retired from Thomas & Hutton. He was a surveyor for 41 years.

 

Recognitions:

  • Brooke Ledford, recruiter at Bowen Engineering Construction and PDCA contributor on workforce development practices, got married. Congrats, Brooke!
  • Brayan Arana, David Fleetwood, Mikel Ostrom, John Thompson, Mason Freeman and Jamie Thompson are newly minted foremen at Scott Bridge Company, after successfully completing a rigorous five-month training program.
  • Lena Turek, a 24-year-old equipment operator with The Walsh Group, is featured on Chicago TV, which explains her rise to a heavy construction career. Footage shows her doing road work... it's time to give her a pile driving rig!
  • Michelle Griffin, VP of sales at Koppers, writes for T&D World, an article about technology innovations shaping global infrastructure.
  • Asher Kazmann, president at Locke Solutions in Houston, was elected as the 2025 Chair of the Board at the National Precast Concrete Association.
  • Caleb White, a commodity buyer for Lodge Lumber Co. in Houston, is a USMC veteran who served in Afghanistan. After returning home, his transition faced challenges, which included PTSD. WXAN-TV in Austin tells his story.
  • Rebecca Neilion, Mike Surasky of Dewberry, co-author "Multi-Modal Marvels" in Roads & Bridges, analyzing California and North Carolina infrastructure case studies. John Boulé, EVP, is published in Crains with op-ed, "To Meet Challenge of Climate Change, We Need a New Generation of Master Builders."
  • Bridgette Davis from the ECS Limited Chesapeake, VA, office gave a Saturday morning program on geotechnical engineering to students at a local school.
  • Katherine Merrill from Haley & Aldrich has won a Community Impact Award from the Professional Women in Construction Boston Chapter.
  • Margarita Restrepo, P.E., from the Denver offices of Shannon & Wilson is a 2025 DFI Educational Trust Award recipient.
  • Carolyn Searls made history as the first female principal at SGH. She discussed her 44-year (and counting) career with colleagues in Waltham, MA.

 

In sympathy:

UBC Pile Drivers and Divers shares information about two members of Local 56 who lost their lives during a tragic job site incident in Massachusetts in late October.

  • Larriston Lake leaves behind four children for whom he worked to provide a better future. In his loss, his family is raising funds toward their education.
  • Paul Ledwell came from a long line of pile drivers. With his degree in construction management, he leaves behind an impressive body of driven pile work and a large, loving family.

On the Job

Cape Romain Contractors installed 10-inch timber piles for a new pedestrian bridge in a Summerville, SC, subdivision. Soil Consultants, Inc. performed dynamic testing.

 

East Coast Marine Construction & Design is building a new seawall outside Jackie Robinson Stadium in Daytona Beach, FL. Crews will mitigate access restrictions due to low bridges before installing 2,200 LF of 30-foot-long, CMI Limited UC-95 sheet pile with an ICE M2 hammer. Ardaman & Associates is the Geotech of Record.

 

Kokosing is contracted in the $45M improvement of the wastewater treatment plant in Mount Vernon, OH, part of a phosphorous reduction mandate by the EPA.

 

Mohawk Northeast crews installed steel sheet piling using a rental ICE vibro with Hydrauli-Flex hose from The Hose Company. The work was part of a design to fortify the seawall in the historic New Bedford, MA, harbor.

 

Orion crews enjoyed BBQ after completing the new bulkhead at Port Everglades. An earlier phase of the complex project won a PDCA Project of the Year Award.

 

Poseidon Dredge & Marine enhances Currie Park in West Palm Beach, FL, with new docks, fortified bulkheads and shoreline protection. Crews used a GeoQuip HPSI vibro to install JD Fields & Co. steel sheets, and a Pile Master air hammer to drive PSC.

 

Tecnac S.A. reports from Ecuador that its crews drove 604 piles within 50 days for a new construction business park in the town of Samborondón.

 

GeoEngineers, Inc. has been an integral part of the project team rehabilitating Pier 55 on Seattle's historic waterfront. The firm shares images of the ongoing work from its perspective. In them, we see APE machinery and Pacific Pile & Marine equipment.

Notes from the Field

Pearl Harbor Day  just in time for Dec. 7, the anniversary of a defining world event of the 20th century, Kiewit says its subsidiary successfully removed two mooring platforms from the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. Part of a U.S. Navy contract, the project preserves an important installation in Hawaii for all Americans.

 

If you're not first, you're last  The Jacksonville, FL, office of Manson Construction held its annual chili cook-off. Lia Johnson won first place. Sean Ahern and Sean Bryant rounded out the top three.

 

No soup for you ... Because the staff at Premier Geotech and Testing apparently ate all the gumbo in Baton Rouge. It has prompted public calls from staff that Mike and Jason retrofit the office with wider doorways. Louisiana earns its stereotypes...

 

...Or does it? Just 81 miles southeast, Canal Barge Company earned first and third place awards at a New Orleans YMCA-sponsored 5K. Congratulations to the transporter for muddying the waters as to what outsiders might think about your state.

 

Scenes from the 2025 Driven Pile Academy, below. See The PDCA Blog for more.

Thanks for reading: We will be back in your inbox on Jan. 5, 2026, the same day the PDCA Project of the Year Awards Program opens for entries. Your project(s) is eligible, so long as the pile driving portion is completed by Dec. 31, 2025.

 

We want your news! Coverage in this publication is a PDCA member benefit. Consider it an exclusive broadcasting channel that won't bill you. (But we appreciate our advertisers, and will humbly ask for your annual member dues next month.)

 

Until 2026, happy holidays from PDCA!

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A Pile of News - December 2024

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A Pile of News: December 2024

A briefing on news and information from the pile driving contractors, associated manufacturers, construction suppliers and affiliated engineers who comprise PDCA.


By Matt Bisbee, PDCA

Originally sent Dec. 2, 2024

Top of the Pile

Black tie ball for Buck? Votes are counted and new PDCA leadership will guide the organization next year; welcome 2025 Executive Committee and Board members:

  • President: Buck Darling (Pres. and Dr. Inger Darling pictured below)
  • Vice President: Chris Normand
  • Secretary: Doug Keller
  • Treasurer: Rich Anderson
  • Past President: Brian Heck
  • Board members: Harold Baur, Greg Canivan, Jim Dempsey, Diane Fischer, Mike Juneau, Randy Kelly, David Price, Brad Roberts, Condon Verble
Buck Darling (PDCA President) and Dr. Inger Darling

Snow won't delay digital delivery  The newest issue of PileDriver magazine has just dropped in digital format. Read Issue #6-2024. Your hard copy is in the mail. ATTN Canucks: The ongoing Canada Post strike may delay your hard copy of PileDriver. Enjoy the digital edition in the meantime, and mailing to Canadian addresses will resume once the strike is over.

We're glad to have you! Welcome new members from Q4, to date:

  • Associate: Alfred Miller Companies of Lake Charles, LA; Big Bear Pipe & Steel of Hesperia, CA; Empire Crane Company of North Syracuse, NY; Locke Solutions of Houston, TX; and SyteHawk of Metarie, LA.
  • Engineering Affiliate: DRW Associates, Inc. from Twinsburg, OH; Soil & Materials Engineering, Inc., of Windsor, ON.
  • Retired: Paul Bailey; Jim Cooke

From the Association & Chapters

Mark your calendars:

  • Dec. 12: Value Driven Webinar Series, 2 PM EDT: Hear subject matter experts, including Justin Yard of Gulf Coast Prestress Partners, present Introduction to Precast/Prestressed Concrete Piles. FREE to members.
  • Dec. 19: Pacific Coast Chapter Holiday Luncheon, Richmond, CA, 12; the popular, annual gathering for the season returns to the Biancoverde in the newly renovated Hotel Mac. Registration required, $100/person.
  • Dec. 25-Jan. 1: Wishing you and yours a safe and happy holiday season!
  • Jan. 8: Board & Brews, Hilton Clearwater Resort, Clearwater, FL, 5:307:30 PM:The first FREE PDCA networking reception of 2025. PDCA board members will attend, mix with regional industry. PDCA membership NOT required.
  • Jan. 17, 2025: South Carolina Chapter Oyster Roast, Charleston, SC, 6 PM  This annual social event is a Lowcountry favorite that has grown to attract attendees from throughout the east coast. Thanks to the generous sponsors, the family-friendly gathering is FREE to the industry at Palmetto Pile Driving.
  • Feb. 4-6: PDCA Annual Conference & Expo, San Antonio, TX  It's the signature event for the driven pile industry, coming to the JW Marriott Hill Country Resort. Impactful programs, a trade show, networking receptions, awards, PDCA committee meetings, optional golf and more. Register now!
  • Feb. 13: PDCA Value Driven Webinar Series, 23 PM EST. Topic TBD. This bi-monthly program is FREE to PDCA members, others pay nominal registration.
  • Feb. 13: South Carolina Chapter dinner meeting, Town and Country Inn & Suites, 69 PM, Charleston. More info coming to your inbox, soon.
  • Feb. 27: Networking in Norfolk, Part Deux:  Details coming soon.

 

From the piledrivers.org blog:

  • New president at PDCA Gulf Coast: Scott Williams will helm the chapter in 2025. Beau Haydel is VP, Scott Gros is secretary, and Tyler Roberts is treasurer. Elections took place on Nov. 22, after the annual clay shoot.
  • Safety First: Have you utilized the FREE resources developed by the PDCA Safety and Environmental Committee? Download Toolbox Talks.
  • Chapter awards student: PDCA South Carolina met in November to celebrate Citadel Cadet Grady Meeks, winner of annual Mac Nigels Scholarship. Presenter Scott Nigels (son of Mac), was honored for his years of service. The agenda included the 2025 leadership election, and a case study presentation.
  • Women win leadership posts: Texas Chapter got together last month to elect new treasurer Erica Ferens and secretary Jene Adler. Their predecessors, Derek Brodnax and Mike Leal, are chapter-founding members who completed two-year terms. Matthew Knight and John Burns fill new, appointed roles.
  • Vote early and often is an infamous phrase popularized last century in Chicago. Also rooted in Chicago, the team at Thatcher Foundations provided PDCA a photo of its staff sporting their 2024 I Voted stickers. The image was a key piece of PDCA GOTV efforts for the November election of 2025 leadership.
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News from PDCA Companies

Acquisitions & expansions:

  • JD Fields & Company has formalized a marketing and distribution agreement with Kubota Corporation. The steel manufacturer gains access to exclusively offer their Laqnican Mechanical Splice Joint technology in North America.
  • Schnabel Engineering opens in Gladstone, MI (UP). The new midwest location offers geotechnical and other services. Matt Wachholz is principal. Elsewhere, the firm expands its New York metro office to include Jersey City.
  • Tectonic Engineering Consultants, Geologists & Land Surveyors announces a strategic investment from Good Springs Capital. The Mountainville, NY firm, founded in 1986, expects continued growth and expansion.

 

Giving back:

Recognitions:

  • Locke Solutions is named by the Houston Chronicle as a top place to work.
  • Geo-Technology Associates brought home the Wavemaker Award from the Urban Land Institute for its retrofit of Baltimore row houses into a unique apartment complex. The firm performed geotechnical engineering and testing.
  • PND Engineers contributed to a new housing development at the U.S. Coast Guard Base Kodiak. The work won a project of excellence award from the Society of American Military Engineers Seattle & Mount Tacoma Post.

Governmental relations:

  • Beard Construction Group business development rep Travis Frederic often circulates in Louisiana business and industry groups. He heard a presentation from U.S. Sen. Cassidy at a recent West Baton Rouge Chamber lunch.
  • Power Engineering Construction overcame unforeseen challenges while driving 92 square concrete piles as part of its scope for the "significant" India Basin Waterfront Park in San Francisco. Outgoing Mayor Breed and area officials attended the grand opening for the $200M public park investment.
  • Nucor leadership recognized outgoing U.S. Sen. Manchin with the Man of Steel Award. The West Virginia lawmaker was lauded for steadfast commitment to American manufacturing and work on the company's new mill in his state. Related: U.S. Rep Miller, also helpful with the mill, toured the developing site.
  • Gerhart Cole principal engineer Ryan Maw served as a panelist alongside Utah State Rep. Christofferson and other stakeholders in Beehive State transportation matters. ACEC organized the Utah Transportation Conference.

 

Anniversaries:

  • Liebherr reaches 75 years in business; the crane-maker proclaims that "innovation and reliability drive us." PDCA can relate. Congratulations!
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People on the Move

Transitions:

  • Brady Williams graduates Ohio State this month in civil engineering and has secured employment as an engineer at C.J. Mahan Construction.
  • Matt Gibson onboards as a new safety specialist at Sargent, where he will coordinate with the construction crews in southern Maine and New Hampshire.
  • MiKayla Beals has accepted a job with The Walsh Group, following her upcoming graduation from Purdue. Fortuitously, company co-chair Dan Walsh recently visited the West Lafayette, IN-based school to guest lecture a PM class, appear on a podcast, and personally welcome MiKayla to the team.
  • Coleman Kitchens is new sales engineer at John Lawrie Tububulars. The Auburn grad brings four years of geotech experience to the Houston supplier.
  • Barry Jenkins retires as an engineering technician at Thomas & Hutton, the Savannah, GA-based firm where he spent 39 years of his career.

 

Recognitions:

  • Andi Vigue, CEO and chair at CIANBRO, credited the company's 3,500 employees for the successes for which he was honored during his induction into the Junior Achievement of Maine Business Hall of Fame.
  • Cayden Isaiah Lee, son of Omar Lee, an operator at Blue Iron Foundations & Shoring, graduated USMC boot camp at Camp Pendleton.
  • Dan Fowler, VP at J. Fletcher Creamer & Son in New Jersey, visited his daughter's class for STEAM career week, where he engaged students in a discussion about how AEC careers impact the modern, built environment.
  • Eric Wong from Jacksonville, FL, led all Manson Construction colleagues from five U.S. offices in "total steps" for November. The company held the Move for Movember Step Challenge to inspire staying active and supporting men's health.
  • Ryan Cullen, Mike Cyr, Carter Patterson, Brandon Powell and Hunter Proffitt from Sargent graduated a course on fundamentals for construction supervision offered through a Virginia industry organization.
  • Jerry Outlaw from Ardaman & Associates is honored by the WTS Greater Baton Rouge Chapter as the 2024 Honorable Ray LaHood Man of the Year.

 

Sending sympathies:

  • Mark Guin (19552024) is remembered as an "extraordinary individual" who bolstered the "reputation of reliability and quality" of Scott Bridge Company, where he served as VP of equipment. After passing unexpectedly, he was laid to rest on Nov. 22, in Opelika, AL. He leaves behind wife Kay and two daughters.
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On the Job

DFI Piling, Inc. hosted Demo Day at its Conroe, TX yard. The lunch and learn event attracted more than 35 professionals from Texas and Louisiana. Attendees got to see action from their custom hammers and cranes, manufacturing operations and more.

 

Manson Construction is involved in a Myrtle Beach, SC, project, where crews are fortifying the waterfront to better mitigate imminent storm surges. And at an adjacent job site, we've learned that GeoQuip, Inc. hammers were used for a pier rebuild.

 

Orion secures more than $100M in new contracts expected to start in 2025. The marine group will install PSC piling at the Port of Charleston, SC, for one project, and through a subcontract, it will build a pedestrian bridge in downtown Tampa, FL.

 

R. Kremer & Son Marine Contractors, LLC can't help you avoid the water hazard, but they have improved the aesthetics of the shoreline with the wood bulkhead they built on hole #7 at Metedeconk National Golf Club in Jackson, NJ.

 

Reagan Marine Construction completed the first of multiple bulkheads it is building for the U.S. Navy in Newport, RI. Crews installed steel sheets from Nucor Skyline with an International Construction Equipment 44B. Work has begun on the second wall.

 

SJ Hamil Construction has a crew in Savannah, GA, performing maintenance and remodeling of waterfront installations at the Kinder Morgan Southern LNG facility.

 

JD Fields & Co. supplied materials for the HZ-M combi-wall system that construction crews in Forestville, QC, installed using ICE, Inc. machinery. It will become part of the revitalized municipal wharf at the regional transportation and business hub.

 

Trinity Products is secured as the supplier for OD pipe to create 946 king piles, which will be installed to construct a cofferdam for a new dredged material management facility for various public entities at Milwaukee's harbor.

 

Peirce Engineering provided critical analysis on slope stability at the Indian River Inlet in Delaware, which, upon USACE approval, allowed a contractor to install sheet piling.

 

Thomas & Hutton is part of the development of the South Atlantic Logistic Terminal near the SC/GA border. It provided civil engineering for the complex. Michael Roach, Jim Collins, Brad Rife were at the groundbreaking, which made local TV.



Industry news:

Notes from the Field

Full cylone  Bowen PM Mark Cvetkovich was in Ames, IA, with colleague Jay Watts, recruiting students to the building company. Mark recruited Jay there, 10 years ago. Chances are it was a more lively campus this year since Cyclone football is at the top of the Big 12 with a chance for a Natty. In 2014, not so much.

 

Dark horse  who would've thought a decade ago that Dallas-based SMU would be in, and would be the team to beat, in the Atlantic Coast Conference? A big part of the Mustangs' success as a P5 league-leader has been JD Fields & Co.'s NIL partner, junior wide receiver Roderick Daniels Jr., whom the Dallas Morning News featured for his clutch play and on-field versatility.

 

The 13th Man  Football fans can agree that the renewed rivalry game between Texas and Texas A&M is good. NCAA conference realignments enabled the resumption of the storied Lone Star Showdown this year. The Horns and Aggies met Saturday in College Station for their first meeting since 2011. Fun fact, a sister company of Kingdom Pipe & Steel handles waste management at Kyle Field; they earned their money yesterday!

 

This bet is a Locke  Through a new partnership, Houston-based, international supplier of precast concrete products, Locke Solutions is an official 2024 sponsor of Houston Rockets basketball.

 

Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season: PDCA is thankful to the driven pile industry for supporting this organization as a member, participant, content contributor or even just a reader of A Pile of News. We are closing out another year, however, PDCA is excited for 2025, which will bring you a variety of impactful programming, unique opportunities and continued advocacy for the driven pile. Don't miss out!

 

Holiday-themed observations from the social sphere to close out 2024: At Ralph L. Wadsworth Construction, company swag matters; marketing graphics can double as Christmas cards. Lally Pipe & Tube resurrects a neo-traditional Christmas theme with a new claymation-like marketing series, sans Rudolph. Veit could've been in the North Pole, AK, rather than Duluth, MN, when it participated in the Christmas City of the North Parade. From where we sit (the south), there doesn't appear to be much difference. Have a happy and safe holiday season, y'all!
Kelsee Bishop and family

RLW marketer Kelsee Bishop and family sport RLW gear. This could be a holiday card!

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