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#20: Transportation Infrastructure Builds Economies with TJ Dill
TJ Dill, P.E., serves as Chief Engineer at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT). From navigating post-pandemic challenges to optimizing talent and resources, he discusses how ODOT is innovating to improve bridges, pavement, and roadways across the state. Listen in to hear how leadership, experience, and a forward-thinking mindset are shaping the future of Oklahoma’s infrastructure.
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Our hosts:
Doug Glenn, President, CEC® – Connect with Doug on LinkedIn
Geoff Covalt, Transportation MarketLeader, CEC® – Connect with Geoff on LinkedIn
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Our guest:
TJ Dill, P.E., Chief Engineer, OklahomaDepartment of Transportation – Connect with TJ on LinkedIn
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Learn more about CEC®: www.connectcec.com
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Disclaimer: This recording of the GetStuff Built Right® Podcast is the property of CEC® and is not to be used without our written consent. The views expressed belong to the guests. We don't tell them what to say.
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By CEC®TJ Dill, P.E., serves as Chief Engineer at the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT). From navigating post-pandemic challenges to optimizing talent and resources, he discusses how ODOT is innovating to improve bridges, pavement, and roadways across the state. Listen in to hear how leadership, experience, and a forward-thinking mindset are shaping the future of Oklahoma’s infrastructure.
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Our hosts:
Doug Glenn, President, CEC® – Connect with Doug on LinkedIn
Geoff Covalt, Transportation MarketLeader, CEC® – Connect with Geoff on LinkedIn
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Our guest:
TJ Dill, P.E., Chief Engineer, OklahomaDepartment of Transportation – Connect with TJ on LinkedIn
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Learn more about CEC®: www.connectcec.com
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Disclaimer: This recording of the GetStuff Built Right® Podcast is the property of CEC® and is not to be used without our written consent. The views expressed belong to the guests. We don't tell them what to say.