Hard Hat Insights: Constructing Success through Digital Transformation

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In this video, CLA National Director of Consulting Services, Jeffrey Nesbitt, and host of Bridging the Gap Podcast, Todd Weyandt discuss how your team can capitalize on available technology in the construction industry. Learn how corporate culture can either accelerate or stall a digital transformation, the importance of developing a growth mindset, why failure doesn’t mean what you think it does, and why the status quo of construction isn’t a recipe for success in the future. 

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Jeffrey Nesbitt, National Director of Consulting Services, CLA

Todd Weyandt, Bridging the Gap Podcast

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If you have questions related to this content, please contact Jeffrey Nesbitt at jeffrey.nesbitt@CLAconnect.com or 602-604-3565

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