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Secrets From a Successful Project Manager | EP 4
Taylor Pearson of Glacier Construction talks about leading projects in rural Colorado, why communities ask his team to bid, and what CMAR means.
Managing a construction project is not something you learn in school and are ready to lead from start to finish on day one. In this Engineers for Communities episode, Taylor Pearson of Glacier Construction talks about how he approaches project management. Taylor is a third-generation construction professional who works on projects across rural Colorado. He is skilled, proactive, friendly and personable: everything you want in a project manager.
Guest
Taylor Pearson, Glacier Construction.
In this episode
- Taylor's path to becoming a third-generation construction professional.
- The story of a frustrated developer.
- Glacier Construction's niche, and why communities ask the company to bid their projects.
- Why Taylor likes working with rural and disadvantaged communities.
- What a construction manager at risk (CMAR) project is.
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