BCEA PowerUp Podcast: Construction Outlook — 2021 Edition

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May 13, 2021

Episode #2: “Construction Outlook — 2021 Edition”

At BCEA’s 2021 Construction Outlook event included a sit down with the President and founder of ETRO Construction, Mike Maierle. Since opening in 2015, ETRO has quickly become one of the fastest growing construction companies in BC and Mike offers a number of his insights on a wide variety of topics. From the struggles of 2020 to the opportunities that will come in 2021 and beyond, this is an intriguing conversation you won’t want to miss.

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