Acme Brick Company recognized by Austin area Chamber of Commerce

Words: Ron TaylorAcme Brick Company was recognized by the Austin area Chamber of Commerce for 50 years of membership in the organization in a February 17 ceremony.

Addressing the group at the presentation, a chamber official said, “It’s a privilege working with such incredible partners here at the Chamber. We’re proud to have a dedicated membership and to have the pleasure of thanking our 25 and 50-year members.”

“Supporting this great organization is part of our company’s overall commitment,” said Shawn McElroy, Acme’s Austin district manager. “We strive not only to make and sell superior products, but also to contribute to our local communities in every way possible.”
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