Workforce
How Construction Can Serve the Underserved
As a society, we have the chance to do better, and that effort will take all of us to ensure workers of all races, creeds, religions and gender identities have equal access to career mobility and growth.
By Di-Ann Eisnor
January 18, 2021
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by Di-Ann Eisnor
Di-Ann Eisnor is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder CEO of Core, a newly launched construction labor marketplace supporting the construction workforce of the future. A third-time start-up CEO, angel investor, and powerhouse female business leader, Di-Ann comes from a family of tradesmen and truckers whom she finally gets to serve full-time.
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