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How the Construction Industry Can Keep Up With Rising On-Demand Culture
Earned wage access solutions eliminate the expenses associated with cutting paper checks, reduce potential fraud and help streamline and control construction costs.
By Brian Radin
January 17, 2023
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by Brian Radin
Brian Radin is president of Comdata Prepaid. In his career, he has proven success with market leaders and start-ups across software, business services, human capital management and finance industries. He also has an impeccable record of maximizing the strategic business model, optimizing business processes, and creating innovative initiatives that facilitate sustainable growth, and generate traction in competitive markets. Radin has been recognized for identifying/securing key partners and sales channels, raising capital, building strategic C-level relationships with the investment community and developing highly engaged leadership teams that increased revenue, profitability and customer satisfaction.
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