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Preparing for Another Wave of Construction Project Demand
As the industry faces labor shortages, supply-chain disruptions and increases in construction demand, a strong team can make a big impact on the bottom line.
By Brian Cooper and Jackie Robinson
August 24, 2021
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by Brian Cooper
Brian Cooper is responsible for leading the insurance, surety and risk management services delivered to the industry. The construction practice represents clients including General Building Contractors, Heavy Highway/Engineering Contractors, Subcontractors, Developers and Buyers of Construction Services. Brian has more than 40 years of experience serving the insurance and surety needs of the industry.
by Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson works directly with Gallagher’s Managing Director. She started her career at Gallagher in 2001 as National Sales Coordinator for the practice. Her current responsibilities include creating regional business plans and assisting with new business development on both local and national construction accounts. Jackie is active in numerous industry associations dedicated to the construction industry and has more than 33 years of experience in insurance.
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