83 episodes

A construction industry interview show. The Morning Huddle is a platform for people who are creating positive change in the building industry. We hold short-form interviews that are entertaining and educational so our guests can share their message.

The Morning Huddle Construction Show Chad Prinkey

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A construction industry interview show. The Morning Huddle is a platform for people who are creating positive change in the building industry. We hold short-form interviews that are entertaining and educational so our guests can share their message.

    The Morning Huddle Episode 83: Veterans in Construction

    The Morning Huddle Episode 83: Veterans in Construction

    Military veterans possess a unique skill set that can significantly impact white-collar and blue-collar roles in the construction industry. Their transition from military service to construction is seamless, and they bring valuable experience. In this episode, Zach Scheel, co-founder and CEO of Rhumbix, and Scott Friend, founder of The Construction Veteran, discuss their experience being Veterans in construction. They'll explore tools that enhance efficiency and address the frustrations field employees face. Additionally, they share insight into how hiring veterans mitigates labor shortages and enriches the industry. Tune in to discover how transitioning veterans can embark on a rewarding construction career!

    • 50 min
    The Morning Huddle Episode 82: Addressing Mental Health in Construction

    The Morning Huddle Episode 82: Addressing Mental Health in Construction

    Join Greg Sizemore, Joe Xavier, and Haley Moyers from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) as they delve into the critical topic of mental health in construction. Discover how ABC is revolutionizing industry attitudes and explore their transformative initiatives like the Total Human Health Initiative and the pioneering Vital Cog program. Gain actionable insights into implementing mental health support within construction companies while hearing inspiring stories of contractors championing worker wellness.

    • 52 min
    The Morning Huddle Episode 81: Built to Last

    The Morning Huddle Episode 81: Built to Last

    How a small business owner built a roofing and metal panels company from scratch into a respected middle market firm through the successes and setbacks of construction cycles. In this episode, Gregory A. Malcolm, owner of IronShore Contracting, will share the key factors that helped him to navigate his business through the trials and tribulations.

    • 53 min
    The Morning Huddle Episode 80: Restoring Dignity to Construction Work

    The Morning Huddle Episode 80: Restoring Dignity to Construction Work

    Join Mark Erlich, the Wertheim Fellow at The Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School, for a thought-provoking episode as we discuss strategies for safeguarding worker integrity. We will explore what constitutes cheating, why it matters, and how roadblocks have made unethical practices less viable. Mark, author of The Way We Build: Restoring Dignity to Construction Work, will address open shop contractors' concerns about wage scales and explore the alliance of responsible contractors.

    • 51 min
    The Morning Huddle Episode 79: Hiring and Retention

    The Morning Huddle Episode 79: Hiring and Retention

    In an industry plagued by burnout and rigid structures, Matthew DiBara of The Contractor Consultants steps forward with a visionary approach to hiring. This episode unravels the truth behind construction’s high burnout rates and introduces a dynamic hiring model that revitalizes the workforce. Join us as we dissect the need for flexible org charts and learn about the innovative, affordable solutions reshaping the AEC industry’s future. Don’t miss out on these game-changing strategies that promise a more sustainable and efficient work environment.

    • 51 min
    The Morning Huddle Episode 78: Mass Timber

    The Morning Huddle Episode 78: Mass Timber

    Tune in for an insightful episode in which Ricky McLain, Growth and Innovation Program Manager at WoodWorks, delves into the evolving landscape of mass timber. We’ll discuss the challenges to broader adoption, the critical need for skilled labor, and scenarios where mass timber may not be the ideal choice. With a focus on educating the next generation, Ricky’s expertise positions him as a pivotal authority in the field, steering the industry toward innovative solutions amidst market fluctuations.

    • 48 min

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