The Georgia Construction Aggregate Association (GCAA) hosted its annual Management Workshop & Expo at Cobb Galleria in Atlanta. This year’s event broke an attendance record with 675 people on-site. Ninety-three industry companies exhibited at the show, and six pieces of heavy equipment were showcased. Among the exhibiting companies was Superior Industries, which was represented by Austin Schmidgall (far left), Josh Hoelscher (third from left) and Allan Gibson (far right). Blake Hart of Georgia Stone Products (second from left) was also in attendance.
Polydeck was yet another exhibiting company at the expo. On hand from the South Carolina-based company were (from left) Tommy Daniel, Trey Rollins and Shane Gee.
Douglas Manufacturing Co., which Rulmeca Corp. acquired nearly two years ago, was also present in Atlanta with Jeff Carlisle (left) and Bryan Judd on hand.
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Unified Screening & Crushing was yet another company to exhibit at the GCAA Management Workshop & Expo. Tyler Moretto (left) and Ben Lentsch represented the company.
Additionally, a contingent of employees from NorX was at the company’s booth when P&Q stopped by. Cory Pruett (far left), Jeremy Glaze (second from left), Jon Cenger (third from left), Hugh McMichael (third from right) and Shawn Greenway (second from right) represented NorX at the show. Chris Cadnum (far right) of Allied Pedestal Boom was also in attendance at NorX’s booth. NorX is a dealer of Allied Pedestal Boom equipment.
Oliver Nobels manned Schurco Slurry’s booth at the GCAA event, which shifted to a new area of the Cobb Galleria for the first time. The new location increased the show’s footprint, allowing several pieces of equipment to be on display – including a Cat 982 XE wheel loader, a Superior Industries wash plant, a Komatsu HD605 haul truck, a John Deere loader and an Epiroc drill.
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