Last spring I had the privilege of presenting on automation of time collection to a group of construction industry professionals at their user group meeting in Wisconsin. The meeting was hosted by Miron Construction at their headquarters in Neenah, Wisconsin.  It was my first trip to the Badger State and I was impressed not only by its beauty and the friendliness of it people but by the progressiveness of the corporation hosting this meeting. 

The Miron Construction corporate headquarters put the word “green” on the map for me.  Their experience in LEED was evident throughout their building.  From the state of the art meeting room that was a corporate meeting room  by day and a community gathering place by night to the common areas to the open space architecture, everywhere you looked  people were encouraged to communicate and exchange ideas.