Technology
The New Industrial Revolution: Rebuilding America and the World
While the industry is in the early phases of an industrialized construction revolution, the movement will allow increased efficiency and leveraged technology to build for the future, fix aging infrastructure and drive the creation of new jobs and growth.
By Drew Buechley
January 14, 2019
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Technology
by Drew Buechley
Drew Buechley brings more than 25 years of experience directing companies through high growth periods. Prior to joining ProjectFrog, Buechley co-founded and was a managing director of Pharus Capital Management, LLC. He has extensive experience in the technology, retail and manufacturing industries, holding senior executive and corporate development positions. Buechley began his career at Arthur Anderson as a CPA and holds a BBA from Southern Methodist University.
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