HeyJaredWomen at WIRC
A podcast for and about the women in residential construction (WIRC), remodeling and design, brought to you by Custom Builder, Pro Remodeler, and ProBuilder magazines.
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Stephanie Lemek on Managing Mental Health in Construction (opens the original)
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As Construction Suicide Prevention Week approaches, the founder and CEO of The Wounded Workforce and executive director of its Center for Construction Mental Health helps builders and contractors create a safe haven to manage mental health.
Can Employee Ownership Help Solve Construction's Labor Problem? (opens the original)
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Groundworks Chief Human Resources Officer Laura Mueller joins the Women at WIRC podcast to discuss employee ownership, workforce development, and the challenge of finding and retaining skilled construction workers. Groundworks, a foundation repair and water management company with roughly 7,000 employees, distributed $31 million to nearly 5,000 employee owners earlier this year. Mueller explains how the company’s ownership program works, why it doesn’t require employees to buy in, and how Ground
Who Moved My Cheese? Managing Change in Remodeling (opens the original)
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At a recent Women in Residential Construction Conference, Allison Guido, the president of Almar Building & Remodeling in Hanover, Massachusetts, spoke about the "Who Moved My Cheese?" effect. The topic comes from a book of the same name, and Allison walks us through the story of the four central characters' different attitudes toward changing conditions. The “moving cheese” in her story was a new sales strategy based on information she gleaned from Pro Remodeler's Pinnacle Experience in 2024 (Th
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