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Management · McKinstry

Building What Matters

by McKinstry

Building What Matters brings you into the room with the leaders deciding how schools, hospitals, and major infrastructure projects are built—and whether communities get what they've been promised, on time and on budget. Join host Matt Allen, Executive Vice President and Chief Client Officer at McKinstry, for candid conversations with the executives accountable to their students, patients, and communities—long before breaking ground, and long after the ribbon-cutting. New episodes every two weeks. Follow Building What Matters wherever you get your podcasts, and subscribe to the McKinstry YouTube channel to watch full conversations.

Latest episodes

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Building Better Health Systems: The Future of Pediatric Care with Seattle Children’s CEO Dr. Christopher Longhurst

Seattle Children’s CEO Dr. Christopher Longhurst wants to reach a million patients across a million square miles. That kind of scale will take more than doctors and hos

Sep 15
44 min

Introducing: Building What Matters (Trailer)

What does it really take to deliver the schools, hospitals, and infrastructure communities depend on?  In this trailer, host Matt Allen—Executive Vice President and Chie

Sep 1
1 min

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