RALEIGH, N.C. (March 26, 2013)– FMI (m.241066.com), the largest provider of management consulting and investment banking to the engineering and construction industry, is pleased to announce thatHugh Rice在第94届年度公约中被美国的相关总承包商认可。米饭呈现出“詹姆斯M. Maloney纪念服务和供应奖励终身成就”。
This award is only given in years when an individual’s lifetime of service merits special recognition. It is intended to honor an industry service provider who has demonstrated, over an extended period of time, an extraordinary commitment to AGC and the greater construction industry.
识别对米饭具有特殊意义。作为一个长期以来的吉姆马洛尼的个人朋友，前AGC总裁在2009年通过，米饭抵消Maloney，并在他的职业生涯中指导了他的FMI。接受所有FMI员工的奖项，大米就是一个特殊的观点，感谢Doc失败和Hoyt Lowder。失败，FMI的创始人，被提到了他的“Grand Idea”关于他认为FMI可以发挥影响建筑业的盈利能力的作用。南部区域办事处的退休高级副总裁兼董事总经理，提到了多年来代表FMI对AGC的无法估量的贡献。
Rice joined FMI in 1972 and opened the Denver office in 1979. He created the firm’s Mergers & Acquisitions Group, now FMI Capital Advisors, Inc., which has completed more than 600 construction-industry acquisitions since inception. He served as chief executive officer and chairman of the firm until 2011.
Rice was elected to The National Academy of Construction in 2007. He serves on the board of directors or advisory board of several major construction firms, as well as the Executive Advisory Board for the Daniels School of Business at The University of Denver and is a current trustee of The Moles, an association of individuals engaged in Heavy construction. Previously, Rice was the director of The Beavers, a heavy engineering construction association and was awarded the Golden Beaver Award for Service and Supply in 2005.
His expertise and experience in stock valuations, ownership transition planning, merger/acquisition advice, and strategy development for business in the engineering and construction industries has made him an Internationally sought speaker on the construction industry including being interviewed for MSNBC’s Money Watch. Over the past three decades, Hugh has made presentations to virtually every major construction-industry organization in the United States.
Rice holds a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a master of business administration degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is based out of FMI’s Denver location.
For more information, contact Sarah Avallone atsavallone@fminet.com.