UTCA Holds Annual Convention in Atlantic City, N.J.

Thu October 05, 2023 - Northeast Edition #21
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The Utility & Transportation Contractors Association of New Jersey (UTCA) held its annual convention at the Tropicana Casino Resort Sept. 28-30, 2023, in Atlantic City, N.J.

At the convention's trade show exhibit, more than 100 exhibitors kept attendees busy touting their equipment offering and services.

This year's keynote address featured Sam Childers, a former outlaw and renegade biker, who today dedicates his life and resources to the rescuing of children in war zone countries like South Sudan and the Congo. Childers' life is portrayed in the movie Machine Gun Preacher, starring Gerard Butler.

During the keynote luncheon on Sept. 29, UTCA inducted Gerard Burdi, president of Union Paving and long-time UTCA of NJ board of directors member, as its 2023-2024 president. Also, Rolando Acosta of Northeast Remsco Construction was named the Robert A. Briant Sr. Memorial Award winner; Ronald Tobia of Tobia & Lovelace Esqs. LLC was named the 2023 Larry Gardner Memorial Award winner; and Thomas Anselmi of Anselmi & DeCicco was inducted into the 2023 New Jersey Construction Industry Hall of Fame. CEG

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The Utility & Transportation Contractors Association of New Jersey (UTCA) held its annual convention at the Tropicana Casino Resort Sept. 28 to 30, 2023, in Atlantic City, N.J.
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Cindy Blevins, new territory manager of Ritchie Bros., speaks with Foley Incorporated’s Michael Sokolowski about the newest product offerings from the auctioneer.
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The Toys for Tots booth is a mainstay at UTCA. (L-R) are Joe Hiers, Jim Casas, Eddy Androvich Sr. and Bob Groeber.
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Komatsu had a large booth on the floor at UTCA.
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JESCO was represented by the large, lively group of (L-R, back row): Charles Dull, director of operation, Northeast; Steve Rizzi, sales manager; Chris Dundon, territory sales manager; Rob Craig, product specialist; and Derrick Ward, grade control sales specialist. (L-R, front row): Rick England, sales representative; Steve Mazzarella, account manager; and Tom Reszkowski, sales representative.
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Foley Cat had one of the largest displays on the UTCA floor. (L-R) are Denny Bergmaier, retail account manager; Carmen Pino, compact construction account manager; Brett Barratt, heavy machines account manager; Brian Vigliante, rental service sales manager; Warren Gonzalez, account manager; Tom Dean, account manager; and Pete Reis, account manager.
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Tenna’s Nicole Matthew, regional territory manager, was a one-woman booth at UTCA. The company’s streamlined construction operation software was featured.
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Hoffman Equipment showed off the new Volvo EC230 electric excavator. The company was represented by (L-R) Eric Seikel, director of sales/marketing; John Haig, sales representative; Kathy Gould, director of product support; Steve Izzi, senior vice president of crane division; Pat Tomasetti, sales/account manager; and Walt Joachim, vice president of Volvo sales/major accounts.
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American Shoring Inc. always draws a crowd with its Rock Box full of sweets.
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Rich Henry of Arthur B. Henry Inc., Egg Harbor, N.J., captured $144 in the Kennedy Companies’ “Fun Machine.”
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First-time UTCA of NJ exhibitor HEVI was represented (L-R) by Dana Hopkins, chief operating officer, Stanley Wang, vice president of business development, and Bradley Bangs, regional accounts manager; with CMA’s Ashleigh Aiken, marketing account manager, and Leo Rommel, content marketing specialist.
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UTCA President Gerard Burdi addresses members during the keynote luncheon.
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Sam Childers delivers the keynote address during the UTCA luncheon.
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Equipment Corp. of America, celebrating more than 100 years in business, was represented by Regional Sales Manager Bruce Langan and Marketing Manager/Central Purchasing Coordinator Kelly Simon.
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Modern Group, represented (L-R) by Ron Dortone Jr., Ryan Smith, Dan Lamela and Ron Schwinn, is now a John Deere Power dealer. The company published its new website within the past six months where customers can purchase equipment parts.
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NJ One Call was on hand with representative Alonzo Bess of the damage prevention department.
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Karen Gibison, government sales manager, and Jeff Wroniuk, manager of material processing, work the GT Mid Atlantic booth.
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