Construction Leader reflects on 50-year career
A construction industry leader is retiring after 50 years in the field, marking the end of their career in May.
50 years in construction career before retirement in May
Why is this construction leader retiring after 50 years?
Minimal impact. No policy, regulatory or business changes affecting day-to-day trade operations.
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