We are thrilled to announce Bangert’s partnership with Assignar, a company that our guest today, Sean McCreanor, co-founded so that construction companies can tackle everyday challenges in a single management solution. Now as CEO, Sean strives to empower construction crews in the field to spend more time doing and winning work, and less on admin. In this Builtcast episode, learn how Sean went from starting a specialty IT firm, co-founding a civil and rail sub-contracting business, to developing Assignar as a real-time, end-to-end operations platform.

In our latest episode of Builtcast, we sat down with Di-Ann Eisnor, CEO and co-founder of Core, a newly launched construction labor marketplace supporting the construction workforce of the future. Di-Ann is a serial entrepreneur and a third-time start-up CEO.

In our discussion, we talk about Di-Ann’s “Crews by Core” app, which connects employers with construction workers, how her team is trying to solve the “job-match” challenge and labor shortage that has plagued the construction industry for years, and how she came to realize the impact that software can make in the world.

In our latest episode of Builtcast, we sat down with Eliot Wagonheim, founder of Wagonheim Law, a firm specializing in construction. Eliot is the creator of a revolutionary, digital-first series of masterclasses, WagonheimU, which trains people in a practical way on how to protect their construction firm or general business. In our discussion, we delve into the importance of work relationships, collaboration, and being true to who you are. Eliot’s expertise in construction law, and knowledge on how to prevent a problem from ever occurring, made this episode an intriguing one!

Our guest today is Michael Glatt, Vice Chairman and North American Head of Project Management at Macro, A Savills Company. From his time of being a third-generation mill worker, to his 40 years of industry experience, his insight is valuable to say the least. Michael has extensive involvement in commercial real estate project management – including financing, construction, planning, change management, and stakeholder management.

In our conversation, we discuss the positive impact that companies have when they are led by a “people first” attitude, how Michael gained the leadership skills that he has today, and his perspective on how to move forward as an industry during these uncertain times. As Macro provides capital project management and strategic advisory services to organizations, they had to navigate how to protect both client interests and employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, along with how an investment in technology can help achieve these goals.

Our guest today is Sam Ruben, Co-Founder of Mighty Buildings, a company that is using a massive 3D printer to tackle the affordability gap in new construction and housing.

Our conversation with Sam opened our eyes to the future of building technology and what it means when ideas are put into reality. Yes, you can buy a 3D printed building from Mighty Buildings today, but the fascinating part of our conversation with Sam is how they envision their tech transforming construction in multi-family housing and other sectors to improve not only efficiency but affordability too.

Our guests this week are Kerri Brocker and Andre Davis from Built Interior Construction powered by Dirtt. We wanted to talk with Kerri and Andre because of their innovative approach to building out interiors from hospitals to offices, and more. What we found out is that their technology is truly disrupting the way not only the initial construction phase is performed, but the way we think about the entire lifecycle of a structure.

Our guest this week is Dustin Anderson, Vice President of Construction And Real Estate at Sage. We wanted to talk with Dustin because construction technology is a rapidly changing and developing world and we had to ask ... what is the company behind the #1 selling construction software doing to move that needle forward. What we found out is that it's all about looking at where they've been and simply put ... listening to their customers.

Our guest this week is WCOE KC member Michele Roberts-Bauer, the President of ABC Heart of America. We wanted to talk with Michele because of her vast experience in connecting contractors and bringing everyone together with a passion and a purpose. What we found out is that rewards come often, but that construction is a landscape full of challenges and change.

This week we talk with John Goecke, President & CEO at Stratusvue. We wanted to sit down with John because they're doing some interesting things with Machine Learning in construction, a fairly new topic for this industry. What we found out is that Machine Learning will unlock new potential for file sharing across the construction landscape.

Our guest this week is Brian Schwartze, the COO at Kinzler Construction Services - he's a featured speaker at the Build What Matters Summit - so if you like this episode, he'll take a deeper dive into what we talked about here at the summit. We wanted to talk with Brian because he has a solid approach to hiring in construction. What we found out is that construction HR is often a complex process ... but when you simplify that process, make it repeatable, and in Brian's terms, make it "un-screw-up-able", you start to make headway and standout in the crowded hiring bonanza