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VIDEO PODCAST | Developing the next generation of property leaders
The built environment is all about building projects that last generations, so why should our approach to our staff be any different? The latest Place podcast, brought to you by Morgan Sindall Construction, digs into recruitment, employee development, and more.
Place North West editor Julia Hatmaker spoke with Jaime Stanton, graduate business development manager at Morgan Sindall, and George Hudson, graduate project manager for the built environment at Gleeds, to find out what sparked their interest in a property-focussed career, the advice they would offer to fellow early career professionals, and what more established colleagues can do to build up the next generation of property leaders.
Listen to the podcast at the top of this article, or watch the video, to hear their thoughts.
The importance of bringing together early career professionals and those with more experience was continually mentioned during the podcast. Recognising this, Morgan Sindall and Ramboll have teamed up to create NEXTworking, a regular breakfast event that brings those two groups together for conversation and networking. To get involved in NEXTworking, contact Stanton at jaime.stanton@morgansindall.com.
To find out more about Morgan Sindall, visit morgansindall.com.
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