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Today, Emma sits down with Susan Young to get tips on branding yourself as a young leader by using social media, your own voice/storytelling, and active listening! You won't want to miss these insider tips.

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Today Emma sits down with Nicholas Redding, CEO and President of Preservation Maryland! They talk historic trades, implementing a love of history, art, craftsmanship, and even science to your career path!

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Thank you to our sponsor, Capitol Technology University.

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Being a woman in construction is hard but SO rewarding, and Andrea has all the tips to finding your sponsor (hint: someone who will lift you up!) and thriving as a community. Let's start 2024 off right with this inspirational podcast episode with guest Andrea Janzen of Ambition Theory.

Let's dig in and Build Your Path!

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Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation (MCCEI) is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to promoting, developing, and connecting career opportunities in the built environment. To find more information about us go to https://mccei.org

Huge thank you to episode sponsor, Limbach!

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This month, Emma meets with Steve Montgomery and they discuss technology in construction, the innovative industry, and even a robot dog named Spot!

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Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation (MCCEI) is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to promoting, developing, and connecting career opportunities in the built environment. To find more information about us go to https://mccei.org

Huge thank you to episode 4 sponsors Johns Hopkins University and Whiting-Turner Construction. Their partnership supports the work we do and is vital to furthering the build environment in Maryland.

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Respect is key in the workplace, and in this episode, Jenn and Kathy sit down with Laura Schenning, Julia Pingel to discuss how to manage people and create a culture of respect!

Thank you to our sponsors of this episode: Johns Hopkins and Shapiro and Duncan!

This Build Your People podcast series explores how organizations big and small can expand their HR outreach effectively and answers all of your HR questions! Jenn Dewees, President of the Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation meets with Kathy Humm, founder of NTP HR, LLC in their podcast: Build Your People.

NTP HR, LLC was founded in 2022 to help elevate the construction industry from good to great with HR solutions. The labor market shortage, overhead costs, government regulations and employee retention are real challenges for companies to remain competitive in the construction industry. Kathy Humm has over 15 years of experience in human resources, primarily in the construction space. Kathy takes a strategic approach to recruiting, benefits, compensation, on-boarding, career development, training, well-being, employee relations, compliance and retention and works hand-in-hand with company leaders to elevate their people, benefits and culture. See more about NTP HR here. https://www.ntphr.com/

The Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation (MCCEI) is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to promoting, developing, and connecting career opportunities in the built environment. To find more information about us go to https://mccei.org