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From the Wall to the Classroom: The Human Story of ReCastED

Words: Dan Kamys

For 30 years, you’ve been on the wall. You know the feel of the trowel in your hand, the sound of a solid mortar joint, and the pride of looking at a finished job. You’ve built a career with your hands, your skill, and your sweat.

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From the Wall to the Classroom: The Human Story of ReCastED

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Advancement Strategies for Building a Strong Work Environment and Company Culture
Words: Alex Hogan

A company’s greatest asset is its people. While technology, systems, and capital drive operations, it is the human element that fuels innovation, collaboration, and growth. Building a strong work environment and fostering a resilient company culture are n

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Living near Chicago, one of my family’s favorite day trips is to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a one-hour drive north. Among our other activities, including visiting the Calatrava-designed Milwaukee Art Museum, kayaking the river, and enjoying traditional German
Vibing Masonry #9 - The History of Milwaukee's Third Ward: A Haven for Ornate Brick Masonry
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The Standard Beyond Profit and Growth A successful leader can drive profit margins and growth that look strong on paper, but numbers alone do not define leadership. The true measure lies in the principles you refuse to compromise when the pressure is gre
Contractor Tip of the Month: Principles That Define Leadership
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Chairman's Message: TALENTED NEXT GENERATION SPARKS ENERGY AND GROWTH

A common need in any venture is the importance of staying open to new strategies, ideas, or risks, as there is a tendency to get too comfortable with the status quo. We witness how an industry or entity is most successful if it makes efforts to keep ope

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