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Marketing Strategies to Improve Recruitment Efforts
Work in construction offers the classic American story: someone can start on the ground floor and work their way into a highly technical profession. The challenge is connecting job seekers to those opportunities. How can companies go about building a talent pipeline?
By Brian Gallagher
April 15, 2020
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by Brian Gallagher
Brian Gallagher, Vice President Corporate Development, Graycor.
Gallagher has over 30 years of experience leading strategic planning, organizational development, marketing and sales efforts for design and construction firms. He is author of three books and was named a Top 20 Construction Influencer by Procore.
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