Not too Late to Attend the 7th Annual Lean Construction Congress

September 15th, 2005 by Hal

This is the seventh consecutive year the Lean Construction Institute has convened a meeting of its members to give them an opportunity to share what they have been learning adopting lean approaches to delivering their projects. The Congress Agenda continues to expand with this year two days of practitioner presentations sandwiched between an Introduction to Lean Construction and a plenary session to explore some challenging issues in open meeting. The 7th Annual LCI Congress is at the Cathedral Hill Hotel in San Francisco. I hope to see you there September 21 - 24, 2005.

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