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  The Cosmetology department at South Georgia Technical College recently held its annual Skills USA contest to determine which student will represent the college at the State Skills USA competition to be held in April at Heart of Georgia Technical College ... more
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  A group of South Georgia Technical College students, along with Avionics/Aviation instructor Mike Cochran, recently attended the Sun-N-Fun Aviation Conference in Lakeland, Florida April 7-9.
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  Jon Donnelly, an Automotive Technology student from Americus, was named Student of the Month for April at South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) during the monthly student recognition ceremony held in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology.
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  The Cosmetology department at South Georgia Technical College recently hosted its annual local Skills USA Nail Care contest to determine which students will represent the college at the State Skills USA competition to be held in April.This year, the ... more
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  The Cosmetology department at South Georgia Technical College recently held its annual Skills USA contest to determine which student will represent the college at the State Skills USA competitions to be held in April.
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  A. James Clark, chairman of the board and CEO of the Bethesda, Maryland-based holding company Clark Enterprises, Inc., spoke to a standing-room only crowd, Friday, February 3, at the annual Griffin B. Bell Convocation held in the John M. Pope Technology ... more
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  A. James Clark to Speak A. James (Jim) Clark, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Clark Enterprises, Inc. (CEI), a Bethesda, Maryland-based holding company formed in 1972, will be the featured speaker at the Griffin B. Bell Convocation on Friday, ... more
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  A. James Clark to Speak A. James (Jim) Clark, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Clark Enterprises, Inc. (CEI), a Bethesda, Maryland-based holding company formed in 1972, will be the featured speaker at the Griffin B. Bell Convocation on Friday, ... more

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  Mr. A. James Clark President, Clark Enterprises, Inc.

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  A. James Clark, Maryland Beta '50 president and chairman, Clark Construction Group

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  BALTIMORE, Md. - Underwritten by a $10 million gift from A. James Clark, a new three-story biomedical engineering center named in his honor has been completed at The Johns Hopkins University. Clark Construction Group, LLC built the 60,000-gross-square-foot research facility, which features 13 faculty laboratories, 10 labs for visiting scientists, four undergraduate teaching labs, classrooms and computer facilities, on the University's Homewood campus.
  
  "Biomedical engineering is a critical field of research for our country and our world," said Clark. "I have spent most of my life in the construction side of engineering, but contributions from all fields of engineering are vitally important to the future of humanity. It's incumbent on all of us who have been successful to provide the financial resources to educate and train our future engineering leaders."
  
  A. James Clark has had a long-standing commitment to engineering education, and sits on the Board of Trustees at Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland Board of Visitors. In 1994, he pledged a $15 million gift to the engineering school at the University of Maryland at College Park.

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  A. James Clark

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  A. James Clark, an engineer and business executive, is chairman and chief executive officer of Clark Enterprises, Inc., headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.The company's largest subsidiary is Clark Construction Group, LLC, one of the United States' largest construction companies, founded in 1906 as the George Hyman Construction Company.
  
  Clark is a 1950 graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, and has given generously to the University's School of Engineering, which now bears his name.

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  Hendricks also said that Abe Pollin, the owner of the Wizards basketball team and the Capitals hockey team, and A. James Clark, who heads Clark Enterprises, one of the nation's largest general contractors, will join him on a committee to raise corporate funds for the project.

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  A. James Clark to Speak
  
  A. James (Jim) Clark, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Clark Enterprises, Inc. (CEI), a Bethesda, Maryland-based holding company formed in 1972, will be the featured speaker at the Griffin B. Bell Convocation on Friday, February 3rd at 10 a.m. in the John M. Pope Industrial Technology Center on the South Georgia Technical College campus.
  
  Clark Enterprises, Inc., is one of the largest privately held companies in the country, with particular interests in real estate, commercial, heavy and residential construction companies and private equities.CEI includes the Clark Construction Group, LLC, one of the nation's largest general contractors where Mr. Clark serves as Executive Chairman.The Clark Construction Group is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2006 and has been selected to receive the prestigious annual Honor Award for 2006 by the National Building Museum for its work in Washington, D. C. and across the nation.
  
  A 50-year veteran of the construction industry, Mr. Clark began his career as a field engineer with The George Hyman Construction Company, a former CCG subsidiary, after graduating in 1950 with a degree in civil engineering from the University of Maryland.He became Vice President and General Manager of the Bethesda-based construction firm in 1962 and was named President and CEO in 1969.In 1987, Mr. Clark assumed the title of Chairman of the Board.Under his direction, the company grew dramatically, opening regional offices in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas and Hollywood, FL.The George Hyman Construction Company was merged in 1996 with OMNI Construction, Inc., another CCG subsidiary, to form The Clark Construction Group.
  
  Mr. Clark is on the Board of Trustees of the University of Maryland College Park Foundation.He is a Trustee Emeritus of The Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine.Mr. Clark is a member of the PGA Tour Golf Course Properties Advisory Board.He previously served on the Boards of CarrAmerica Realty Corporation, GEICO Corporation, PEPCO and Martin Marietta (now Lockheed Martin).
  
  Mr. Clark was honored by his alma mater in 1992 with a doctorate of engineering for his contributions to the fields of engineering and construction.The school of engineering at the University of Maryland was renamed the A. James Clark School of Engineering in 1994.In 1992, Mr. Clark received an honorary doctorate of engineering from the Catholic University of America.In 1999, he received an honorary doctorate of humane letters from The Johns Hopkins University, and in 2004 he received an honorary degree of Doctor of Commercial Science from the University of Richmond.In 2005, Mr. Clark was elected to the National Academy of Engineering and the National Academy of Construction.

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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  Clark Enterprises , a general contractor which relies on public projects for much of its $1.5 billion in annual revenues , ranked eighth in the industry for campaign contributions , thanks to hefty donations by its CEO , A. James Clark ( No.113 , $317 , 000 ).Government contracts make up a considerable part of Clark's business , from airports and highways to correctional institutions and government-owned monuments.
  
  Like manufacturers and automakers , builders also oppose new federal workplace standards designed to protect employees from repetitive-motion injuries , and support Bush's call to repeal the estate tax , which takes a share of inheritances worth more than $635 , 000.In addition , they want to limit corporate responsibility for injuries to workers , limiting jury awards and forcing claimants to pay court costs for companies.
  
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  A. James Clark, chairman of the board and CEO of the Bethesda, Maryland-based holding company Clark Enterprises, Inc., spoke to a standing-room only crowd, Friday, February 3, at the annual Griffin B. Bell Convocation held in the John M. Pope Technology Center at South Georgia Technical College.
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  Judge Bell then introduced Clark as the keynote speaker for the event.
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  Bell, who is a long-time friend of Clark's, gave the audience insight on his background and encouraged them to listen closely to his advice.
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  Clark then shared with the audience his past experiences and how he came to be in the position he is in today.He indicated that he was born in Richmond, Virginia but spent most of his childhood in the Washington, D.C. and Bethesda, Maryland area.After graduating from the University of Maryland with a degree in Civil Engineering, Clark went to work for the company he owns today.It was then known as the George Hyman Construction Company.
  
  "I have been very fortunate in my career," said Clark."I have had a lot of luck and good circumstances to get me where I am, but that can only take you so far."
  
  Clark advised the students in attendance to always be mindful of their communities and to work hard to get to where you want to be.
  
  "Most of the time you learn a lot more from adversity than from good times," he said."When you are fat and happy you don't work as hard as when you have to tighten your belt."
  
  He also said there are several keys to a successful business.
  
  "Always hire and surround yourself with good people.Treat them and train them well and always compensate them fairly," he said.

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