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60 years of leadership in Construction

We are delighted to announce that our Managing Director Dick Clerkin is one of the keynote speakers at next week's National Construction Summit in the Abbotstown campus on April 18th. This year, Dick will be leaning on?Clerkin Consulting's?experience with MMC Companies, discussing the challenges and risks they face when it comes to scaling for growth, coupled with the strategies that can be deployed to minimise any risk along the way. To get the conversation going... based on your own experiences, what do you see as the key risks and challenges facing the MMC industry, from both an Internal and External viewpoint?

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Deeply Grateful. I tend to move quietly and with few words, but I'd like to share a few thoughts from the process and from sitting with the good news: 1. Exposure matters, and putting yourself (especially the unpolished and uncertain side) out there really does make a difference - for yourself and those looking for the path you've cleared. I've been fortunate to do things I once never imagined, not because they felt impossible, but because I hadn't yet discovered the spaces, the tools, or the language to make sense of it. 2. As an artist who has spent hundreds of quiet, solitary hours sweeping and rearranging shattered glass — If something matters to you, show up fully for it. It's important and real if you treat it as such, no matter what it is. That commitment to self, however slow or unassuming, has taught me that anything done with intention has its own value that can translate to all aspects of life, and good will come from it. 3. There's no deadline for growth or success. Celebrate where you're at, celebrate those around you, and embrace the journey on your own timeline. 4. Above all, I'm grateful for the people I get to work and share space with. They inspire me, and I want to get better at showing how much they mean to me. We keep each other moving forward, and we need each other now more than ever, you feel me? Invest in the people you care about and move with intention. This recognition is a reminder of what has brought me joy over the years. Cheers to the journey and to the people who make it all worthwhile. Here's to the next 40 ?

On Tuesday I attended Historic England’s Technical Tuesday in which Ed Morton, Managing Director of The Morton Partnership, outlined the new guidance from CARE (Conservation Accreditation Register for Engineers) regarding the structural assessment of heritage assets proposed for demolition. Ed emphasised the importance that specialist advice plays in determining the future of heritage assets and that many buildings, which may on the surface appear to be candidates for demolition, can with the right expertise be saved. A dominant theme that ran throughout the talk was the need for collaboration between heritage specialists early on in a project/ scheme in order to get the best for both the building and the client.? At Robinson Wild Consulting, we champion the early involvement of heritage specialists in order to ensure that projects get off to the best start possible, getting the best outcome for the heritage asset, whilst also suiting the needs and requirements of the client.?

At Richard, we're proving that when culture and construction intersect, remarkable things happen. Our secret? Putting people first. The proof: ? 390% revenue growth in 5 years ? 5x Inc. Magazine's Fastest-Growing Private Companies list ? #26 on Crain's Chicago Business 2024 Best Places to Work Plus, we're the ONLY Illinois construction company named a best place to work by both Inc. and Crain's in 2024! ?? Our CEO, Jed Richard, puts it best: "We've flipped the script on traditional construction company culture. By prioritizing our people and fostering an environment of grit, gratitude, and greatness, we've not only achieved remarkable growth but also created a workplace where people genuinely want to be." Curious how we're redefining growth in construction? Click to learn more?? https://prn.to/3XzYqb8 #PurposeBuilders #CultureDrivesGrowth #BestPlacesToWork #Construction #Culture

As we celebrate 30 years of business, we're mindful that relationships are core to what we have done and aim to do each day. Can we help you with your requirements for construction materials or safety barriers? Let's start the conversation. Reach out today to the team here today. Emer Lavery, Brian McKendry, Harry Boyd, Sam Higginson, Garry Archer, Neil McKee, Darin Dueck Emtek | With you every step of the way

Big things are happening Traylor Industrial Group and Traylor Construction Group! Check out the August 2024 issue of Driven for more information.

Our Phase I Engineering team has worked with the Village of Wilmette to evaluate alternatives that improve safety and mobility along Lake Avenue, between Green Bay Road and Sheridan Road. Community input and feedback has been crucial in developing alternatives that work for residents and commuters. Learn more at the project website: https://lnkd.in/gyVrbJmf

Big things are happening at Traylor Industrial and within Traylor Industrial Group! Check out the August 2024 issue of Driven for more information.