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Senator Jim Webb (D-VA) will address the Potomac Officers Club at a breakfast event on February 4th, beginning at 8:15 AM.  Senator Webb served with distinction as a combat Marine platoon commander in Vietnam, earning the silver star, the Navy Cross, two bronze stars and two purple hearts at the infamous An Hoa Basin west [...]

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Top Execs’ Summer Reading Picks

You’ve packed your bags, you’re ready for your big trip. But wait, what about a book? Summer and reading go hand in hand. “There’s a temperate zone in the mind … between laziness and labor, that summer reading belongs,” is how someone once put it. So, with summer just around the corner, here’s a round-up [...]

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M.C. Dean, Inc. Recognized as Top Specialty Contractor

M.C. Dean, Inc., one of the nation’s premier design/builders and system integrators, announced its third consecutive ranking in the top 10 of Engineering News Record’s annual Top 50 Electrical Contractors list. Several high-profile projects awarded to M.C. Dean, Inc. in 2007 contributed to its strong financial performance and #8 ranking in the 2008 list of [...]

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Bill Dean, CEO of MC Dean, on his passion for workforce development and more

As CEO of MC Dean Inc., Bill Dean is making sure his company stays on top. Recently, the company was awarded the electrical, telecommunications, and electronic systems engineering and the implementation contract for the new Walter Reed National Army Medical Center. “The new Walter Reed is going to be truly one of the most complex [...]

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Washington Area Golf Course Caters to Region’s Elite

Washington area golfers looking for an extra layer of corporate exclusivity have a new course to call home. The Presidential, a new course set to open in Dulles, has adopted a unique corporate-only membership policy providing its golfers elite access to the region’s most exclusive clients. While some other clubs frown on the practice of [...]

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