S10E212: Building a Project Control-Friendly Culture with Rod Whiting

The Project Chatter Podcast by Dale Foong & Val Matthews

Feb 2, 202600:54:15Business

In this episode of the Project Chatter podcast, Dale engages with Rod Whiting, a seasoned expert in project controls, who shares his extensive journey in the field since 1983. Rod discusses the evolution of project contr...

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