Built Revolution (Ep. 52) | August 2023 US Construction Spending Summary
Earlier this year, Nate Scott, Principal of Continuum Advisory Group, began compiling a monthly US Construction Spending Summary to share wi...
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Built Revolution Podcast
Continuum Advisory Group hosts a podcast on the Built Revolution. This podcast exists to bring our audience great ideas on how the Construction Industry must transform, how it is changing an...
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20 of 65 episodesStrategy Miniseries (Ep. 1) | The Four Strategic Imperatives
Welcome to Episode 1 of Continuum Advisory Group's Strategy Miniseries. In this series, we discuss our work with clients on how they ca...
Built Revolution (Ep. 51) | Brian Stamper (Advantic)
There has been a huge push for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and Sustainability throughout the construction industry recently....
Built Revolution (Ep. 50) | 2023 Industry Events
On the heels of AGC/ConExpo and Advancing Prefab, Kelcey and Clark share a roundup of industry events for the remainder of 2023. These are l...
Lean IPD Miniseries (Ep. 3) | Partner Selection
In the third episode of Continuum Advisory Group’s Lean and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Miniseries Clark Ellis and Kelcey Henderson di...
Lean IPD Miniseries (Ep. 2) | Organizational Adoption
In episode 2 of Continuum Advisory Group’s Lean and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Miniseries, Clark Ellis and Kelcey Henderson discuss o...
Energy Miniseries (Ep. 3) | Patrick Goodman (Fluor)
In episode 3 of the Energy Evolution Miniseries, Clark Ellis discusses the hydrogen energy transition with Patrick Goodman, Fellow in Clean...
Lean IPD Miniseries (Ep. 1) | Introduction to Lean IPD
Welcome to episode 1 of Continuum Advisory Group’s Lean and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) Miniseries. This series explores a variety of...
Built Revolution (Ep. 49) | Ken Pinto
Would you shop at a store where they wouldn't tell you how much the milk costs? Neither would we. In this episode of the Built Revoluti...
Built Revolution (Ep. 48) | Zig Rubel (Part 2)
Part 2 of our discussion with Zig Rubel, Founder, President, and CEO of Forsight Digital, dives deeper into how prefabrication and offsite c...
Built Revolution (Ep. 47) | Zig Rubel (Part 1)
The Built Revolution Podcast explores the evolving role of design in prefabrication in a 2-part discussion. Listen in as host Clark Ellis ca...
Energy Miniseries (Ep. 2) | Sabrina Rajan (McDermott)
In episode 2 of our Energy Evolution Miniseries, Clark Ellis discusses McDermott’s vision for ESG and sustainability with Sabrina Rajan, Dir...
Energy Miniseries (Ep. 1) | Uday Turaga (ADI Analytics) & Elliott Smith (Victaulic)
Energy is evolving daily. From commercial construction to infrastructure and industrial applications, every sector is putting in place Envir...
Built Revolution (Ep. 46) | Joshua Pollard
In this episode, Clark Ellis sits down with longtime industry leader, real estate investor, and developer, Joshua Pollard, to discuss Real E...
Built Revolution (Ep. 45) | Rebecca Snelling
Change can be hard, especially when there is resistance or misalignment on the approach. Change can also yield big rewards if we work for it...
Built Revolution (Ep. 44) | What Industry Needs From Universities
As the construction industry explores more collaborative business models (Design-Build, Integrated Project Delivery, Operating System 2.0),...
Built Revolution (Ep. 43) | Gretchen Gagel - The History of Women in Construction
Continuum Advisory Group has had two female presidents, which is pretty unique for any firm in the construction industry. The current and mo...
Built Revolution (Ep. 42) | Flexible Facilities
Speed to market is a common driver in manufacturing and life sciences projects, requiring some facilities to be completed before the product...
Built Revolution (Ep. 41) | Arlen Solochek
Our conversation with Arlen Solochek, FAIA, Consulting Architect, helps owners consider how different project characteristics, market condit...
Built Revolution (Ep. 40) | Fernanda Leite
Can you imagine a major construction site that requires no cranes? Or one that requires no people? Or completely eliminates the permitting p...