Orion Marine Group Celebrates Transfer to the NYSE from Nasdaq and First Day of Trading on NYSE President and Chief Executive Officer Mike Pearson rings The Opening BellSM joined by John Merrell, NYSE Euronext SVP, Global Corporate Client Group. AP Photo logo AP Photo 5 months ago

Orion Marine Group Celebrates Transfer to the NYSE from Nasdaq and First Day of Trading on NYSE President and Chief Executive Officer Mike Pearson rings The Opening BellSM joined by John Merrell, NYSE Euronext SVP, Global Corporate Client Group.

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