CCP - What's Happened to the Podcast?!

CCP - What's Happened to the Podcast?!

I promise we haven't given up! I have just been stuck on traveling assignments for the past 2 months and have not be able to get home to record a new episode! Thanks to both our listeners and out Guest's, this has gotten bigger than I ever dreamed it would.

Episode 12 - William 'Bill' Lee - The Austin Company - V.P. & G.M.

Welcome to the Construction Career Podcast, where Kent Jones and Cliff Hampton interview people in various positions in the construction industry to shed insight on the different Cultures, Roles & Careers in construction today. This month we interview William 'Bill' Lee, currently the Vice President and General Manager of The Austin Company. Bill talks about growing up in Alabama, Graduating from Auburn while working and serving in the Marine Corps. Reserves. He shares his thoughts on veterans as a much needed influx in the construction industry today.  He talks about his first Job with Turner Construction and the multiple positions at many companies he has held over the years. His real world experience and the time he spends discussing the good, and the bad of his career is of endless value to anybody in or out of our industry.  William 'Bill' Lee - Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-bill-lee-dbia-7774937/]

Episode 11 - Andrew Raufi - McCarthy Building Co. - Project Director

Welcome to the Construction Career Podcast, where Kent Jones and Cliff Hampton interview people in various positions in the construction industry to shed insight on the different Cultures, Roles & Careers in construction today. Our Guest this month is Andrew Raufi, Andrew Graduated from Cal State Long Beach with a degree in Civil Engineering. He talks about his life growing up in Iran, Kenya, Switzerland and Greece before landing in Upland California. The story of his career and all the difficult positions he held until he finally landed at McCarthy, offers great insight into the importance of finding the right culture in an employer. And how you can help mold the culture for the better.  He also talks about certifications, burnout, and questioning your decisions about your career. Andrew's story and advice are motivational for people all through the industry today! Andrew Raufi - Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-raufi-eit-leed%C2%AE-ap-bd-c-dbia-8739a024/]

Episode 10 - Shaabini Alford - Murray Company - V.P. of Project Management and Design-Build

Welcome to the Construction Career Podcast, where Kent Jones and Cliff Hampton interview people in various positions in the construction industry to shed insight on the different Cultures, Roles & Careers in construction today. Our guest this month is Shaabini Alford. Shaabini gradutaed from Cal Poly Pomona with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. She began working at Murray Company [http://murraycompany.com/] and with her work ethic and can-do attitude has risen to the role of Vice President of Project Management and Design Build. She shares great advice for students that are looking to break through into the industry and seasoned professionals alike.  Shaabini is also the current President of WiOPS [https://womeninoperations.com/] (Women in Construction Operations), an organization that she helped found. She talks at length of some of the struggles she has faced as a women in construction, and the support she has had along the way from both inside and outside of of Murray Company.  Shaabini Alford - Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaabini-alford-0452346/]

Episode 9 - GerLonnie Moore - Atlas Moore - Founder and CEO

Welcome to the Construction Career Podcast, where Kent Jones and Cliff Hampton interview people in various positions in the construction industry to shed insight on the different Cultures, Roles & Careers in construction today. This month we interview GerLonnie Moore. GerLonnie, graduated from ASU. She went on to work for Hensel Phelps until she eventually left to start her own Company, Atlas Moore. Her Consulting Agency / Construction Managament Firm specializes in Aviation. She has worked on projects at various Airports in and around the West Coast. She talks about her career and how she dealt with being a Woman (& Minority) throughout her time in the industry. She gives some great advice for those pursuing a career in construction and specifically for women joining the workforce. Her attitude is contagious, and her knowledge is extensive!  GerLonnie Moore - Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerlonnie-moore-64013166/]