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SafeTech Summit - Innovating A Safer Future
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| With Paul Haining (Chief EHS Officer, Skanska), Gabriella Monico (Primary Ventures), Eve Biggers (Dir. Risk Mgmt & Comms, Curtis Partitions), Kevin Chase (Dir., Turner Construction), Aislinn McGuire (MD, Contractors Assoc. of Greater NY), Bill Dayton (Dir., E-J Electric). |
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May 13 (Tue) , 2025 @ 04:00 PM
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About This EventnJoinContech Alliancein partnership with BTEAthe Building Trades Employers Association, for an exciting evening dedicated to innovative solutions in construction safety. Witness five cutting-edge construction technology startups pitch their groundbreaking safety solutions live in a Shark Tank-style competition. A panel of guest judges, along with real-time audience voting, will decide who takes home the $5,000 grand prize. Dont miss this opportunity to see firsthand how technology is transforming safety across New Yorks construction industry.nJury PanelnOur jury panel brings a powerhouse of experience across construction, safety, innovation, & venture capital:n Aislinn McGuire Managing Director, Contractors Association of Greater New Yorkn Eve Biggers Director of Risk Management & Communications, Curtis Partitionsn Gabriella Monico Senior Associate, Primary Venturesn Paul Haining Chief EHS Officer, Skanskan Kevin Chase Director, Lean & EHS, Turner Constructionn Bill Dayton Corporate Safety Director, E-J ElectricnContech AlliancenContech Alliance is a non-profit that provides an unbiased platform designed to foster the growth of the construction technology community. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, we aim to accelerate education, collaboration, & the adoption of innovative construction technologies, driving positive change across the industry. Sign up for a mailing list to stay informed on upcoming events, resources, & opportunities to lead the innovation movement!nBuilding Trades Employers' Association of New York (BTEA)nThe Building Trades Employers' Association of New York (BTEA) is the unified voice of New York Citys construction contractors, advocating for construction safety, workforce development, government affairs, & industry communications. Recognizing that a strong construction industry is vital to the city's future, BTEA promotes a building environment defined by environmental stewardship, integrity, cost efficiency, productivity, & enduring valuecontributing meaningfully to the quality of life in New York City. BTEA represents 25 associations of Construction Managers, General Contractors, Subcontractors, & Specialty Trade Contractors, encompassing over 1,200 individual member firms.
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