Keynote speakers include AGC’s chief economist and Frampton Construction’s head of people & culture
Construction leaders and professionals are coming together once again to discuss trends and solutions for some of the industry’s and region’s most pressing workforce challenges. Arcoro, a leading provider of construction HR management software solutions, is proud to host its second annual Arizona Construction Workforce Management Summit on October 17 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
“This conference is an opportunity for local, regional, and national stakeholders and decision-makers to engage in conversation, learning, and networking that will help drive our state and industry forward,” said Carrie Gardenhire, Director of Association Partnerships at Arcoro. “We’ve worked hard to ensure the content is thought-provoking, impactful, and solutions-driven.”
The event’s focus is “Hiring, managing and growing a successful construction workforce for today and tomorrow.” Attendees will participate in a series of panel discussions and presentations covering key topics, including:
Finding the right candidates for the right role
Managing a diverse, multigenerational workforce
How to win the wage war
“Our goal is to help attendees address the core issues that are keeping them up at night,” Gardenhire said. “We’re proud to tap some of the industry’s brightest minds to lead these conversations.”
Keynote speakers include:
Ken Simonson, Chief Economist for Associated General Contractors of America, will discuss his forecast for the construction industry at a national and state level.
LV Hanson, Head of People & Culture at Frampton Construction, will cover the importance of company culture in employee recruitment and retention.
In 2022, the first annual conference attracted 100+ attendees from Arizona and across the country. To participate in this year’s event, attendees must register and pay a $20 entry fee. To learn more and to access the full speaker lineup for the 2023 Arizona Construction Workforce Management Summit, please visit the event website.
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