Behind the Facade with Jess Anthony, VP Internal Operations, Callahan Construction

Behind the Facade with Kim Borman, Executive Director at Boston Women's Workforce Council

Christy Murphy, Managing Director, Project Management, Project Advisory, The Vertex Companies LLC and Stacy Roman, Project Executive, Chapman Construction/Design have a real conversation about equity, leadership, and what’s actually happening in today’s workforce—and this one’s worth your time. The latest episode of Behind the Facade features Kim Borman, Executive Director of the Boston Women’s Workforce Council, bringing decades of experience in business, nonprofits, and advancing wage equity. It’s an honest look at: What’s driving (and holding back) progress on pay equity The realities behind recruitment, retention, and advancement What organizations need to do—now—to move the needle That’s exactly what Behind the Facade is about—pulling back the curtain on the real challenges and conversations shaping the construction industry. If you care about building stronger teams, attracting talent, and creating real opportunity, don’t skip this one.

Behind the Facade with Jess Anthony, VP Internal Operations, Callahan Construction

Get ready for a powerful conversation on the latest episodeof Behind the Façade podcast! Hosted by Stacy Roman, Senior PM, Chapman Construction and Christy Murphy, Managing Director - New England Project Advisory, Vertex this episode features a standout leader in the construction industry: Jess Anthony, Vice President of Internal Operations, Callahan Construction. Jess Anthony brings real-world insight, bold honesty, andactionable strategies that are shaping today’s built-environment. She doesn’t just talk about what’s working—she dives into how to make it work: from navigating challenges to building resilient teams and driving results. Tune in as Stacy and Christy dig into Jess’s story. You’llhear about her authentic leadership style, how she’s breaking through barriers, and the vision she’s bringing to the field. Whether you’re recruiting talent, retaining key members, or simply looking to raise the bar in your own organization—this episode serves up no-fluff wisdom that actually matters. This podcast is brought to you by BWIC—because buildingstrong industry relationships, growing member engagement, and shaping the future of construction matters. Don’t miss it. Jump in, get inspired, and let’s buildsomething better—together.

Sustainability Matters with Woodworks

Hosted by Kena David (Director of Sustainability, Consigli Construction Co., Inc.), this episode dives deep into sustainable building, cutting-edge materials, and how real progress happens when the industry stops “talking about it” and starts doing it. Featuring two heavyweights: * Jason Reynolds — Senior Director at WoodWorks, where he drives outreach, training and strategic partnerships to accelerate mass-timber adoption. * Matt Tonello, PE — Project Executive at Consigli, a true veteran in mass-timber manufacturing and build methods in the Northeast. We cut through the hype and get real: What’s working now, what’s still a challenge, and how we make sustainability actionable not aspirational. 🎧 What you’ll learn: * Why mass timber is more than a trend — it’s a game-changer for embodied carbon and speed to market. * The upfront planning and coordination required to make advanced materials actually pay off. * How firms like WoodWorks and Consigli are tackling supply-chain, design-delivery and cost barriers head-on. * Clear take-aways you can take back to your team tomorrow to move from “we’ll consider it” to “we’re doing it.” Who should listen: Owners, GCs, sub-contractors, design teams, and anyone in your network who’s serious about staying ahead of the curve instead of being left behind. If you’re involved in recruitment, retention or member services (like what we do here at AGC MA) — this is a powerful value add you can share with your members who want to show they are sustainability-forward.

Sustainability Matters Featuring Boston Building Resources

Sustainability in construction isn’t just about new materials — it’s also about how we reuse and repurpose what already exists. On the latest episode of AGC MA’s Sustainability Matters podcast, host Mike Price, PE [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepricepe/] talks with Boston Building Resources [https://www.bostonbuildingresources.com/reuse-center] leaders Andrew Thompson and Kord Jablonski about how their Reuse Center is changing the way our industry thinks about building materials. Instead of sending quality materials to the landfill, BBR helps contractors, remodelers, and homeowners give them a second life—reducing waste, saving money, and strengthening communities. In this episode, we explore: The growing role of reuse in sustainable construction Real-world examples of integrating reclaimed materials on projects Why circular economy practices are essential for our future This conversation is a reminder that small shifts in how we source and reuse materials can make a big impact on our planet and our industry.

Sustainability Matters Featuring the AGC of America Decarbonization Playbook

Sustainability Matters with Elsa Mullen, CPHC, LFA, LEED APBD+C, Parksmart Advisor, Skanska, AGC MA Sustainability Advisory Committee Chair and Mark Chen, National Carbon Manager, Skanska, Member of the AGC of America Decarbonization and Carbon Reporting Task Force and Contributing Author of the AGC of America DecarbonizationPlaybook. Elsa and Mark discuss how the playbook was launched, the collaborative efforts behind its success and featured topics in the playbook.