Construction Connection Introduces New Vendor Program
Austin, TX (PRWEB) August 18, 2011
Construction Connection, the construction industry resource and networking community, recently launched a new vendor program, which will allow construction community members to purchase items for personal and business development, and help vendors to grow and support that community. You can visit the new vendor program page at http://www.constructionconnection.com/vendors.
Construction industry newcomers and professionals alike can turn to these vendors to purchase the items they want or need to help them succeed. Purchases made through the Construction Connection Vendor Program will help to keep the job postings, company matching, and informative articles free to the construction industry on constructionconnection.com.
The new program is being led by marketing specialist Rebecca Smith. Smith has a 25-year career working for top 100 companies, establishing and running a business, and consulting companies with branding.
?Smith?s experience with locating and negotiating the best prices for relevant products for our members is added value for all of us in the industry,? said Kent Leighton, Co-Founder of Construction Connection.
The program provides a space for vendors to introduce new products and services to the thousands of Construction Connection registered members, through article and banner space on the site. Participating vendors benefit from exposure to the extensive construction industry market.
There are currently over 15 different vendor categories to browse through, including: sports and recreation, travel, business and financial, and safety specific. The new vendor program adds to the site?s extensive list of construction industry resources, which includes news, articles on accounting and finance, career tips, and more.
About Construction Connection
ConstructionConnection.com was founded in 2009 out of a need for a more effective and streamlined way for construction industry professionals to get matched with the right industry jobs. The business has evolved into a place for the construction industry to find individuals, subcontractors, and relevant information, make connections and build relationships. Individuals can find jobs and companies can post jobs for free. Construction Connection offers Safety Toolbox talks, career tips, construction trends, newsletters and a weekly blog.
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