Ben David

Ben David
Ben David is an expert placement specialist in Construction, Architecture, and Engineering including specialty industries such as Transportation, Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Oil & Gas, Commercial and Residential buildings, Power, Industrial, Water/Wastewater, Manufacturing, and Telecom. He has managed ‘cradle to grave’ recruiting operations from research, database management, marketing, candidate vetting, multiple account management, business development, consulting and strategic business forecasting. He’s consulted with companies to obtain goals in territory and industry expansion, new business and overall profitability. Ben has made consecutive placements in the Midwest with companies experiencing tremendous growth with top 5% performers in their industries.
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What Biden's Infrastructure Plan Could Mean For The Construction Industry

Posted by Ben David on 6/29/21 8:37 AM

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President Biden has introduced a new infrastructure plan that dedicates a substantial budget to improving transportation, water & sewer, high-speed broadband, energy, and building projects throughout the united states. If passed, the plan will invest billions of dollars in infrastructure improvement projects this decade. For those of us who follow the construction employment market closely, this smells like jobs and lots of them. But jobs at what level, in what discipline areas, and potentially most importantly, for whom?

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Construction Hiring: Why Your Executive Construction Recruiter Is Your 2020 Secret Weapon

Posted by Ben David on 1/28/20 8:00 AM

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It’s the cold calm before the storm for the construction industry here in Minnesota. But while it may look quiet to the casual observer, every successful construction business leader is working hard, right now, to build the right team. Or, to put it more accurately, teams.

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This One Question Can Solve Your Project Manager Shortage in 2020

Posted by Ben David on 1/2/20 11:15 AM

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Every February and March, my email starts filling up with one specific kind of request.

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