[Podcast] The Power of Construction | Dump Trucks Charlotte NC
“The Power of Construction” is your exclusive, first-hand look at the people and ideas dramatically reshaping a $13 trillion industry. In this series, experts from Procore and Construction Dive’s studioID explore the issues industry pros face as rapidly evolving labor, technology, and design challenges rewrite the built environment playbook.
Guiding you through these transformative conversations are hosts:
Sasha Reed
Senior Director of Industry Transformation, Procore Technologies
As an experienced conversation facilitator, Sasha curates discussions aimed at transforming the business of construction. By synthesizing industry trends, ideas, and concepts, she takes a human-centric approach to solving construction’s biggest challenges.
Kris Lengieza
Global Technology Evangelist, Procore Technologies
Kris brings a wealth of experience and passion to the intersection of construction and technology. In the ever-evolving landscape of construction technology, Kris focuses on bridging the gap between innovation and practical implementation, drawing on his 20+ years of industry experience.
Check out the podcast episodes!
⬆Ep. 1
What’s Really Behind Construction’s Productivity Gap?
In this episode, we discuss the surprising truth about the labor and workflow constraints construction leaders face. Guests Peter Tateishi, CEO of AGC of California, and Josh Bone, Executive Director of ELECTRI International, dispel common workforce myths and suggest practical, fact-based ways to rethink current building practices and fashion a workforce designed for change and resilience.
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