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ENR’s Critical Path Podcast delivers insights from leading industry experts and decision-makers about the latest construction industry innovations, issues and developments.
Bob Clark has grown Clayco from a small St. Louis design-builder more than 30 years ago into an annual high performer on the ENR Top 400. In this ENR Exec Talk, he talks with Jeff Yoders and Aileen Cho about his Ride the Wave tour where he’s visiting all of Clayco’s job sites, how he founded the company on the premise of changing adversarial and antiquated processes, a bad call from OSHA on encouraging employees to get vaccinated and how far the industry still has to go to deliver the employee diversity results it needs.
Data center owners are increasingly seeking sustainable solutions for their facilities. PCL Construction experts share the role of solar power in building data centers of the future, and the benefits of their combined sector experience.
ENR Executive Editor Jan Tuchman and Senior Editor Aileen Cho talk to Mann about his journey from refugee camp in Thailand to construction executive in America.
ENR Transportation Editor Aileen Cho interviews her longtime colleague Richard Korman, who authored a compelling story of tragedy, trials and an asphalt contractor. Read the story here.
Dr. Scott Arias is a veteran who overcame a motorcycle accident that took his left leg and getting injured in Iraq to create Ace Consulting, a now $15-million company that helps contractors meet owner requirements, especially on government and military projects. He speaks with Aileen Cho and Jeff Yoders about how he grew his business, his passion for teaching and how his personal faith helped him get through the most difficult times.