MONTREAL , Feb. 5, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - CN (CNR.TO) (CNI) announced today a 2013 plan to invest approximately C$1.9 billion to maintain and upgrade its railway network, grow the business efficiently, and continue to improve customer service.

Claude Mongeau , president and chief executive officer, said: "CN is committed to operating a safe and sustainable railway, making continued improvements in service and seizing traffic opportunities to grow at low incremental cost.

"Infrastructure investments, the acquisition of new locomotives and equipment and the enhancement of information technology systems will help support our agenda of operational and service excellence. They will also make our customers more competitive in domestic and global markets and position us to maximize further business opportunities in intermodal, energy and other resource and manufacturing markets in 2013 and beyond."

More than C$1 billion in 2013 will be spent on track infrastructure to continue operating a safe railway and to improve the productivity and fluidity of the network. This investment will include the replacement of rail, ties and other track materials, and bridge work, as well as capacity and productivity improvements, among others, to:

CN also expects to spend approximately C$700 million to grow with its customers across a range of markets as they expand their business, including investments in:

In addition, CN will target approximately C$200 million in 2013 for the acquisition of locomotives, intermodal equipment and vehicles as well as locomotive and car refurbishments. CN expects to take delivery of 40 new and 37 second-hand high-horsepower locomotives over the next 24 months, after also acquiring 25 new and 123 second-hand high-horsepower locomotives in 2012.

In 2012, CN's capital investment program totalled more than C$1.8 billion.

Forward-Looking Statements

Certain information included in this news release constitutes "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and under Canadian securities laws. CN cautions that, by their nature, these forward-looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. The Company cautions that its assumptions may not materialize and that current economic conditions render such assumptions, although reasonable at the time they were made, subject to greater uncertainty. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results or performance of the Company or the rail industry to be materially different from the outlook or any future results or performance implied by such statements. Important factors that could affect the above forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the effects of general economic and business conditions, industry competition, inflation, currency and interest rate fluctuations, changes in fuel prices, legislative and/or regulatory developments, compliance with environmental laws and regulations, actions by regulators, various events which could disrupt operations, including natural events such as severe weather, droughts, floods and earthquakes, labor negotiations and disruptions, environmental claims, uncertainties of investigations, proceedings or other types of claims and litigation, risks and liabilities arising from derailments, and other risks and assumptions detailed from time to time in reports filed by CN with securities regulators in Canada and the United States . Reference should be made to "Management's Discussion and Analysis" in CN's annual and interim reports, Annual Information Form and Form 40-F filed with Canadian and U.S. securities regulators, available on CN's website, for a summary of major risks.

CN assumes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect future events, changes in circumstances, or changes in beliefs, unless required by applicable Canadian securities laws. In the event CN does update any forward-looking statement, no inference should be made that CN will make additional updates with respect to that statement, related matters, or any other forward-looking statement.

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BUILDING PERMITS

Boulder

Building construction permits over $10,000 in value that were approved in Boulder between Jan. 21 and Jan. 27, 2013. Listed below are: the case number; address; total project valuation; owner name; contractor (if applicable); and description.

PMT2012-04964; 1465 Sunset Blvd.; $558,064; JDR Investment; AGR Building Inc.; New single-family dwelling: 4,982 square feet of finished area on three levels with a 556-square-foot attached garage and 649-square-foot deck. House to have six bedrooms, four and a half baths with finished basement. Includes associated electrical, mechanical and plumbing.

PMT2012-05351; 4180 19th St.; $180,977; Tara Institute; Skycastle Homes LLC; New two-story addition onto existing school building located on the southwest of the property. Total addition of 1,423 square feet. Scope includes first story addition as follows: classroom, one bathroom, and corridor; second story addition as follows: two classrooms and a corridor/mud room. Scope also includes new windows and doors and exterior siding on existing annex. Scope also includes all associated mechanical, electrical and plumbing.

PMT2012-05474; 1600 29th St.; $316,771; Charlotte Ball; New tenant improvement of retail lease space (5,900 square feet) - Charming Charlie retail store. Scope includes demo of existing interior walls, new interior build-out (partitions, doors, ceilings, finishes) and associated mechanical, electrical, and plumbing. All plumbing, electrical and mechanical subvaluations to be determined.

PMT2012-05952; 6180 Spine Rd; $92,300; Qualcomm Inc.; Murray and Stafford Inc.; Tenant remodel for Qualcomm, building E, including partial interior remodel of lobby and some office areas. Scope of work includes associated electrical and mechanical.

PMT2012-06006; 2850 Baseline Road; $423,000; East Baseline; Spectrum General Contractors I; Tenant finish of 2,820 square feet for a restaurant, Merlot Burger. Scope of work includes interior partitions, lighting, finishes, and all associated electrical, mechanical and plumbing.

PMT2012-06038; 360 S. 41st St.; $120,000; Benjamin and Frances Friedland; Sobo Design and Build; Addition to second story of single-family dwelling. Please reference HIS2012-00291. Scope of work includes 667-square-foot addition, 250-square-foot remodel of first floor and front porch addition. Scope also includes all associated electrical (new wiring for addition and an upgraded 200-amp panel), plumbing (new three-quarter bath) and mechanical (new furnace and ducting for addition).

PMT2013-00081; 2555 55th St.; $26,258; Reef Flatiron; Alcorn Construction Inc.; Tenant remodel of existing office space for aerospace engineering firm - MMA Design. Includes updated electrical, ductwork, and plumbing for new sink in R& D lab area.

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ALBANY, N.Y., Jan. 30, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Window World of the Capital District will present John Andretti, renowned NASCAR and IndyCar driver, at the Great Northeast Home Show on Saturday, February 9 from noon to 5pm. Andretti will be signing autographs and attendees can register to win an autographed die cast car. Also on display will be two vehicles from the Window World Powersports lineup. The event takes place February 8-10 at the Times Union Center in Albany, N.Y. Window World will be located at booths 117-120.

Window World will display two vehicles from the Window World Powersports lineup: the Window World Chopper and The Stinger. Both vehicles were designed to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R) through Window World Cares(TM), the charitable foundation of Window World, Inc.(R) They will be on public display throughout the duration of the show.

"We're so happy to have John in our Window World family," said Eugene Bryan, owner of Window World of the Capital District. "His support of Window World Cares and St. Jude are really admirable."

The Window World Chopper was built by Orange County Choppers and featured on an episode of the television show American Chopper in August 2010. It was auctioned and proceeds benefited St. Jude.

The Stinger was developed by John Andretti, Andretti Autosport and Window World and is a tribute to the first winning Indianapolis 500 car, the 1911 Marmon Wasp. Window World collects the signatures of 275 former Indy 500 starters and for each signature a donation is made to St. Jude.

The Great Northeast Home Show is open Friday, February 8 from 3-9pm, Saturday 10am-7pm and Sunday 10am-5pm. Tickets for the show are available at the door and are $8 for adults and free for children under 14.

To learn more about Window World of the Capital District, please visit http://www.WindowWorldCapitalDistrict.com. To learn more about the Great Northeast Home Show, please visit http://www.GreatNortheastHomeShow.com.

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Window World, Inc.(R), headquartered in North Wilkesboro, N.C., is America's largest replacement window and home remodeling company. An ENERGY STAR(R) retail partner, Window World's products have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval five years in a row. Additionally, through its charitable foundation Window World Cares(TM), the Window World family provides funding for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R). For more information about Window World, visit http://www.WindowWorld.com or call 1-800 NEXT WINDOW.

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Repairs & Paints, based in Marlton, New Jersey, specializes in exterior and interior painting, drywall installation and repairs, and handyman services.

Southern Jersey (PRWEB) February 01, 2013

Some of New Jerseys historic homes still have the original wood siding because over the years the wood was prepped properly and protected from the elements with quality paint. On the other hand, some newer homes less than 10 years old need extensive wood replacement because the wood was not properly primed, caulked, and painted. Quality exterior house paint protects wood from water, sun, and mold damage, the three primary causes of wood failure.

Exterior paint is not only used to change the color of a house, but is vital to the preservation of a property and should stand the test of time, explains Dan Henderson, owner of Repairs & Paints. Peeling, flaking, or chipping paint is a sure sign that the exterior of a home is exposed to the elements. We provide quality work and superior, top-notch products for protecting and preserving New Jerseys finest homes and businesses.

Repairs & Paints, LLC is launching a new website, http://www.mtlaurelpainter.com describing this family owned and operated company whose commitment to quality products is only matched to their commitment to customer service. Honesty, trust, and integrity have earned them a reputation as one of the top painting companies in New Jersey.

Exterior and interior painting is their specialty. Repairs & Paints treat a customers home or office with an unmatched level of respect, expertise, professionalism, and care with superior products for both commercial and residential painting needs. They take pride in the quality of their work and work closely with customers to address any concerns with the goal of preserving a homeowners investment for years to come.

For over 15 years, Repairs & Paints has also provided remodeling services to New Jersey residents. Their wide range of services includes drywall installation, repair, and patching as well as kitchen and bathroom remodeling. We provide prompt and professional service to achieve the very best quality within a clients budget, Dan says. Our business has a reputation for superior workmanship with hundreds of satisfied customers.

Other services include wood repair and replacement, fine carpentry, wallpaper removal and other handyman services. No job is too big or too small.

For more information about this business with a long history of beautifying and protecting New Jersey homes, please visit their new website.

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WASHINGTON, DC--(Marketwire - Jan 29, 2013) - Homeowners looking for the most return on their investment when it comes to remodeling should consider exterior replacement projects. According to the 2013 Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report, Realtors rated exterior projects among the most valuable home improvement projects.

"Realtors know that curb appeal projects offer great bang for your buck, because a home's exterior is the first thing potential buyers see," said National Association of Realtors President Gary Thomas, broker-owner of Evergreen Realty, in Villa Park, Calif. "Projects such as siding, window and door replacements can recoup more than 70 percent of their cost at resale. Realtors know what home features are important to buyers in your area and can provide helpful insights when considering remodeling projects."

Results of the report are summarized on NAR's consumer website HouseLogic.com, which provides information on dozens of remodeling projects, from kitchens and baths to siding replacements, including the recouped value of the project based on a national average. According to the Cost vs. Value Report, Realtors judged a steel entry door replacement as the project expected to return the most money, with an estimated 85.6 percent of costs recouped upon resale. The steel entry door replacement is the least expensive project in the report, costing little more than $1,100 on average. A majority of the top 10 most cost-effective projects nationally in terms of value recouped are exterior replacement projects; all of these are estimated to recoup more than 71 percent of costs.

Three different siding replacement projects landed in the top 10, including fiber cement siding, expected to return 79.3 percent of costs, vinyl siding, expected to return 72.9 percent of costs, and foam backed vinyl, expected to return 71.8 percent of costs. Two additional door replacements were also among the top exterior replacement projects. The midrange and upscale garage door replacement were both expected to return more than 75 percent of costs.

According to the report, two interior remodeling projects in particular can recoup substantial value at resale. A minor kitchen remodel is ranked fifth and is expected to return 75.4 percent of costs. Nationally, the average cost for the project is just under $19,000.

The second interior remodeling project in the top 10 is the attic bedroom, which landed at number eight and tied with the vinyl siding replacement with 72.9 percent of costs recouped. With an average national cost of just under $48,000, the attic project adds a bedroom and bathroom within a home's existing footprint. The improvement project projected to return the least is the home office remodel, estimated to recoup less than 44 percent.

The 2013 Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report compares construction costs with resale values for 35 midrange and upscale remodeling projects comprising additions, remodels and replacements in 81 markets across the country. Data are grouped in nine U.S. regions, following the divisions established by the U.S. Census Bureau. This is the 15th consecutive year that the report, which is produced by Remodeling magazine publisher Hanley Wood, LLC, was completed in cooperation with NAR.

Realtors provided their insights into local markets and buyer home preferences within those markets. The 2013 national average cost-to-value ratio rose to 60.6 percent, ending a six-year decline. The ratio represents nearly a three-point improvement over 2011-2012. Lower construction costs are the principal factor in the upturn, especially when measured against stabilizing house values. In addition, the cost-to-value ratio improved nationally for every project in this year's report and is higher than it was two years ago for both remodeling and replacement projects.

"A Realtor is the best resource for helping homeowners decide what improvement projects will provide the most upon resale in their market," said Thomas. "Each neighborhood is different, and the desirability and resale value of a particular remodeling project varies depending on where you live. When making a home remodeling decision, resale value is just one factor that homeowners should take into consideration. Consult a Realtor to make sure you are making the best decision."

Most regions followed the national trends; however the Pacific region, consisting of Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington, once again led the nation with an average cost-value ratio of 71.2 percent, due mainly to strong resale values. The next best performing regions were West South Central, South Atlantic, and East South Central. These regions attribute their high ranking to construction costs that were lowest in the country. While still remaining below the national average, most remaining regions showed strong improvement over last year. These are Mountain, New England, East North Central, Middle Atlantic, and West North Central.

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2306 Bellemeade Avenue This charming ranch style home offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and a finished basement. Both bedrooms are generous in size and have plenty of closet space. The home is painted neutral colors throughout and full of charm with hardwood floors, crown molding, brick fireplace, and arched doorways. There are many built-ins, lots of storage space, and a basement that is perfect for entertaining! The home has had many updates within the last few years which include: (2004) new siding, replacement windows, breaker box, ceiling fans, 2.5 car garage, and yard barn (2010) Privacy fence, new light fixtures throughout, and the kitchen was completely renovated with custom made cabinets, wine rack, and desk area, tile flooring, granite counter tops, and Whirlpool Energy Star stainless steel appliances. (2011) new water heater installed, and new carpet and paint in the sunroom/office. (2012) The bathroom was remodeled with new flooring, vanity, hardware and fresh paint. This home is move-in-ready and comes with a one year home buyers warranty.

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$51.2 Million Strategic Investment Grows Portfolio to 44 Properties with more than 10,000 Units

Omaha, NE (PRWEB) January 21, 2013

Building our portfolio with strategic investments is a high priority in todays current markets, said Doug Hastings, senior vice president of property management for DEI Communities, the property management affiliate of Haley responsible for the day-to-day operations for the newly acquired properties. We are committed to growing our brand while simultaneously providing residents with a comfortable living environment to call home. We believe the planned renovations to each property will not only deliver measurable ROI but will provide a greater sense of community to our residents and the thriving neighborhoods where our properties are located.

Haley acquired Park Place Apartments, a 223-unit mid-rise community located in Oklahoma City, Okla. in January 2013. The four-story property is adjacent to the State Capitol and is just ten blocks north of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. During 2013, the property will undergo a comprehensive interior and exterior renovation.

Oakbrook Apartments is a 312-unit community located in Jackson, Miss. After finalizing the acquisition in December 2012, Haley has initiated plans to complete kitchen and bath renovations in all units. The upgrades will include new cabinets, appliances, plumbing and lighting fixtures. The property exterior will also undergo a comprehensive landscaping and common area rehab including the renovation of the clubhouse and the demolition of the existing pools to make room for a new resort-style pool, a bark park, a childrens playground and a community park.

Acquired in November 2012, The Hamlins at Cedar Creek Lake is a 208-unit property built in 2005. The community is located on 20.5 acres close to Cedar Creek Lake and is approximately 60 miles southeast of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. The property offers a comprehensive amenity package, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, a resort-style swimming pool, a media room with surround sound, a professional business and conference center as well as limited access gates and covered parking. Renovations to the community will include exterior painting.

Nantucket Harbor located in Shreveport, La. is a 224-unit property and was acquired in August 2012. Over the course of the next year a total exterior renovation will be completed including full siding replacement, stone retaining walls, a clubhouse remodel and an amenity renovation with the addition of a fitness center, a bark park and a playground. The exterior remodel will complement the communitys contemporary floor plans with upgraded interior finishes.

For more information about these strategic acquisitions, planned renovations or to talk with a company executive, please contact Don Canfield, president, LinnellTaylor Marketing at don (at) linnelltaylor (dot) com or 303-682-3942.

About Haley Real Estate Group

Multifamily real estate specialists engaged in managing acquisition, disposition and re-financing projects for Haleys affiliated partnerships. Haley focuses on identifying potential property acquisitions throughout the central United States and on following strict acquisition criteria enforced through its underwriting and risk analysis. For more information, please visit http://www.haleyregroup.com.

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BUILDING PERMITS

Boulder

Building construction permits over $10,000 in value that were approved in Boulder between Jan. 7 and Jan. 13, 2013. Listed below are: the case number; address; total project valuation; owner name; contractor (if applicable); and description.

PMT2012-05119; 3195 Big Horn St.; $611,976; Northfield Village; Revielle Custom Carpentry; Construction of duplex on Lot 52 Northfield Commons, addressed 3195 Bighorn St./ 3702 Star Lane. Two-story duplex to have three bedrooms per unit, unfinished basements, two-car attached garage per unit, two and three-quarter baths per unit (includes basement rough-in for each unit)

PMT2012-05313; 1436 Judson Drive; $50,000; Susan and Mark Traube; Silver Lining Builders; Remodel of single-family dwelling. Scope includes new roof for entire structure, new building siding, new porch roof, demo of existing garage wall, construction of new side wall (creating 9-foot driveway for access to new garage under separate permit), relocation of existing kitchen, addition of 108-square-foot entry. All associated electrical, mechanical (relocate of furnace and water heater) and plumbing (relocation of kitchen fixtures).

PMT2012-05316; 1436 Judson Drive; $27,500; Susan and Mark Traube; Silver Lining Builders; Construction of a new one-story accessory structure (330 square feet). Siding will match stucco below, with T&G siding above.

PMT2012-05403; 3076 Sixth St.; $218,141; German Nunez; Paramount Construction Inc.; Addition to and remodel of single-family residence. Additions totaling 1,091 square feet including powder room, dining room, mud room, office and new upper level master bath and bedroom. Remodel includes conversion of existing attached garage into family room. Scope of work includes associated electrical, mechanical and plumbing work.

PMT2012-05506; 2017 13th St.; $17,500; Tebo/Karakehian LLC; Silver Lining Builders; Downtown facade alterations to the 13th and alley sides of building. Scope to include replacement windows, new lighting fixtures, modify existing exterior patio area, add retractable awnings, new shutters and door openings, and two skylights. Interior work and MEP valuations (including mechanical hood) under scope of work by PMT2012-05396. See HIS2010-00244, REV2012-00039 and -00040 for supplemental information.

PMT2012-05650; 2413 Norwood Ave.; $22,300; Genevieve Brown; Decktec Outdoor Design Inc.; Removal of an existing 270-square-foot deck (with stairs to grade) off the rear of the house and reconstruct a new 484-square-foot deck (with stairs to grade). Replacement deck will have support columns in substantially the same location of the current deck with a cantilevered section -- new deck to have a longer dimension along the back of the house that will account for the increased square footage. Smaller deck of 110 square feet off the third story bedroom. Remove existing windows and install doors -- no change to header or jack/king studs. Associated electrical work by separate permit.

PMT2012-05724; 1812 Mapleton Ave.; $153,200; Beryl and Robert Foster; Addition and remodel for existing single-family residence. Remodel of 40 square feet of existing bathroom. Addition of 410 square feet for kitchen and family room on main level, addition of 496 square feet for family room, bedroom and bathroom in basement, and addition of 258-square-foot porch. Includes associated MEP. Homeowner/contractor.

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Boulder building permits: Jan. 21, 2013

BUILDING PERMITS

Boulder

Building construction permits over $10,000 in value that were approved in Boulder between Dec. 31, 2012, and Jan. 6, 2013. Listed below are: the case number; address; total project valuation; owner name; contractor (if applicable); and description.

PMT2012-05239; 1107 Juniper Ave.; $370,000; Susan Hagen; Batco Homes Inc.; Two-story addition and remodel to existing single-family dwelling, Scope of work includes remodel of kitchen and laundry on first story and additions on first and second story as follows: first story add: 647-square-foot great room and 162-square-foot bathroom and laundry (located in existing garage) and covered porch (585 square feet). second story add: 342-square-foot bedroom and 40-square-foot bathroom and covered deck (83 square feet). Scope also includes new crawl space, 229-square-foot garage addition.

PMT2012-05421; 4727 Broadway; $23,500; 4725 LLC; Kenney Brothers Construction; Construction of 40 lineal feet of wall between rooms labeled 101 and 102 and 36 feet of wall on the south side of room 102 to create a corridor, add floor drains and add two HVAC units.

PMT2012-05442; 5565 Reservoir Road; $142,000; City of Boulder; Keene Concrete Inc.; Entrance improvements for Boulder Reservoir Gateway including north and south kiosks (249 square feet each), utility improvements, parking and roadways, sitework and landscaping.

PMT2012-05748; 2510 N. 47th St.; $26,000; GF 47; Wolski Building and Development; Tenant remodel of 354 square feet for expansion of Boulder Soup Works into adjacent tenant space. Includes replacement of interior light fixtures and new office and storage areas. Freezer installation by separate permit.

PMT2012-05772; 660 Northstar Court; $10,808; Midge Korczak; B.W. Construction; Installation of exterior door and covered stairs on eastern elevation of residence and remodel 153 square feet of lower level.

PMT2012-05838; 1881 Ninth St.; $323,556; Alecta Real Estate; Sand Construction LLC; Suite 110 -- remodel work to create offices, meeting areas and ANSI compliant restrooms for an investment and financial services company.

PMT2013-00004; 20 South Boulder Circle, No. 2304; $19,316; Tierney Heneage; Blu Sky Restoration Contractor; Remove and replace drywall and flooring to repair flood damage in Unit 2304. Includes removal and replacement of fixtures. No MEP.

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Lanham, MD (PRWEB) January 17, 2013

Thompson Creek Window Company, the mid-Atlantics leading home improvement replacement products company, today announced it has been honored with the SmartCEO Future 50 award for a third consecutive year. Baltimore SmartCEO profiles the 50 awarded companies, which represent the areas fastest growing companies based on a combined three-year growth rate of revenue and employees.

Future 50 is SmartCEOs largest and most highly anticipated program of the year has yielded companies that have increased their revenue, growth their staff numbers and expanded to new markets, proving that planning and passion can deliver impressive results. (Smart CEO Future 50 Edition, January 2013)

According to SmartCEO Magazine, These businesses and their executive teams use pure determination and solid business savvy to not only push forward their numbers, but serve and grow the communities in which they operate. We are privileged to share their stories of survival and growth.

We are proud to be a three-time recipient of this award. Our goal is, and always will be 100% total customer satisfaction. Our growth is a result of the business we generate from our satisfied customers and the great feedback they are giving to their friends and neighbors about our company. Our inclusion on this list is validation that we are succeeding in our mission. said Rick Wuest, president of Thompson Creek Window Company.

For a complete list of all winners, visit http://www.smartceo.com.

About Thompson Creek Window Company The Thompson Creek Window Company is a privately owned and family-operated manufacturer and installer of energy-efficient home improvement replacement products. Founded in 1980, Thompson Creek Window Company began as a manufacturer of energy-efficient, maintenance-free vinyl windows. Since that time, Thompson Creek Window Company has evolved into one of the leading specialty home improvement contracting companies in the nation. The companys product mix includes replacement windows and doors, vinyl siding and a clog-free gutter system. Thompson Creek Window Company is headquartered in Lanham, MD with an 80,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Landover, MD.

About SmartCEO magazine SmartCEO magazine is a regional business publication for leaders of growing companies, providing features, analysis and case studies each month to educate and inspire the Mid-Atlantics thought leaders. SmartCEO magazines 60,000 print and digital readers range from CEOs of young, dynamic companies to established multi-generational family-owned firms.

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