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Thrive Rather Than Survive in Construction
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Whether it's engineering, project management, EHS, marketing, or business development, there are numerous career options available for women in construction.
Diversifying the Workforce With Women in Construction
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Of the 18 categories, 16 got the same or an improved score since the 2021 report. Even with some encouraging improvement, many of the grades are quite low.
Top 5 Takeaways from ASCE's 2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure
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For more than 10 years, Green Badger has aided impacts like these for the construction companies it supports while internally continuing to emphasize corporate philanthropy, mitigate the business's environmental impacts, and promote a growing number of employee-led sustainability initiatives.
Green Badger Releases its 2024 Sustainability Report
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Ally Jencson, president and CEO of Frontline Floor Coatings and founder of women’s leadership development organization Girder Skirts
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The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) report this year covers 18 categories ranging from schools to solid waste. In this year's report, ASCE has given a national grade of C.
Of the 18 categories, 16 got the same or an improved score since the 2021 report. Even with some encouraging improvement, many of the grades are quite low.
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Green Badger Releases its 2024 Sustainability Report
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According to the report, year-over-year growth remained strong, with more than 550 construction projects using Green Badger's software in 2024, and total users eclipsed 11,200 worldwide, representing a 20% increase.
For more than 10 years, Green Badger has aided impacts like these for the construction companies it supports while internally continuing to emphasize corporate philanthropy, mitigate the business's environmental impacts, and promote a growing number of employee-led sustainability initiatives.
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‘I’m Not Done Yet’ — Ally Jencson on Constructing a Rebel
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Rethinking Pricing as Tariffs Hit
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According to Hayfield, one of the most critical challenges affecting construction contractors this year is material inflation. This is being driven by potential tariffs, which will push up project costs for contractors and may lead to some projects being cancelled if costs become too high.
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AGC Chief Economist on Construction Challenges in 2025
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For a look at what contractors might expect to encounter throughout the year, Ken Simonson, chief economist at Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), offers a glimpse into the coming conditions and challenges.
According to Simonson, although construction activity grew more slowly as the year progressed, contractors continue to cite difficulty in finding qualified workers as their greatest challenge.
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