In this episode of the Construction Champions podcast, host Ron Nussbaum interviews Susan Young, a communication expert who has been helping AEC professionals improve their presentation and networking skills for over 24 years.
Susan shares her background, from being a radio news anchor and reporter to now running her own communication coaching and training business. She discusses what it takes to be a "construction champion" - someone who can effectively communicate their expertise, connect with clients, and grow their business.
About Susan
I work with A/E/C leaders who want to develop top tier communicators so that they grow careers, impact, and profits.
Today, EVERYONE is in marketing and business.
A/E/C firms want clear and confident project managers, superintendents, estimators, schedulers, and program managers to win trust and help close shortlisted interviews.
BD meetings that go sideways are frustrating and expensive.
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https://www.aecamplify.com/
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[00:04:05] What makes a construction champion - the importance of internal communication, confidence, and connecting with people
[00:11:25] Tips for overcoming fear of networking and public speaking events
[00:14:52] The pressure we put on ourselves to be "perfect" and why it's okay to say "I don't know"
[00:17:17] Details on Susan's upcoming "Top Tier Communicator" online training program
Keywords:
communication in construction, leadership, Susan Young, Ron Nussbaum, Construction Champions Podcast, team communication, client communication, project success, verbal communication, non-verbal communication, construction leadership