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ACA 2010 Winter Conference Wraps Up in Tampa
Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Tuesday was the final day of the ACA 2010 Winter Conference held in Tampa, FL.  The team from Performa saw a lot of booth traffic the final day- as did many exhibitors.  Performa wishes to thank everyone who stopped by during the show.  We met a great many new friends and look forward to seeing everyone again in July in Chicago.  Below is a brief photo album from the show.

Cornell Companies' George Killinger, VP, Adult Secure Division (left) discusses prison design with Performa's President of Federal Programs David Robillard (right).

Miron Construction's Senior Project Manager John Murphy (center) and Project Executive Todd Sabourin (right) visit Performa's booth with Performa's David Robillard (left).

Max Cramer (left) from Independence House is one of two winners of a 24" HD TV provided by Performa.

 

Lieutenant Pete Tartaglione (left) Palm Beach County Sheriff's Officer is one of two winners of a 24" HD TV provided by Performa.

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This blog is a collaborative effort of the Justice group at Performa Inc. It is a platform for dialogue and the exploration of issues impacting correctional facilities, detention centers, homeland security facilities and more. The group is led by David Robillard, President of the Performa Justice Team.