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The Year of Optimism in Construction
In the first half of 2017, it looked like the good old days of construction were making a comeback. Next year may be better than 2017, especially if Congress delivers on infrastructure and taxes.
By Chris Swan
September 14, 2017
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by Chris Swan
For more than 20 years, Chris has worked with professional service and construction companies on complex leadership roles. Over the past four years, Chris has served as the TRANSEARCH Global Practice Leader for Construction, Design & Real Estate, coordinating the efforts of 200 global search professionals in this critical business sector. Companies have sought out Chris because he is an extraordinary force multiplier, helping clients identify, attract and deliver top leaders to their organization.
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