Think construction is all hard hats and hammers? Think again! The modern construction industry is a dynamic, multi-billion-dollar sector that thrives on sharp business minds, strategic leadership, and innovative solutions.

Join us for "Blueprints to Boardrooms: Business Careers in Construction", a panel discussion brought to you by COBE Career Services and the College of Engineering. This will be an enlightening event that unveils the vast array of business-focused career opportunities within the industry. From finance and project management to marketing, human resources, and supply chain logistics, construction companies are actively seeking talented individuals with strong business acumen.

This event will feature:

• Industry Leaders & Innovators: Hear directly from COBE Alumni working at ESI, McAlvain, and Anderson, who have built successful careers in the business side of construction. They'll share their career journeys, insights into current industry trends, and the skills needed to thrive.

• Diverse Career Paths: Discover roles beyond the job site, including project management, finance, accounting, human resources, and more.

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with representatives from leading construction firms, learn about their company cultures, as you prepare for the upcoming Construction Industry Career Fair.

• A New Perspective: Gain a comprehensive understanding of how business principles are applied to build our communities, infrastructure, and commercial spaces.

Whether you're a business student exploring career options, a finance major interested in project funding, or simply curious about the intersection of business and construction, this event will provide invaluable insights and connections. Learn how your business skills can lay the foundation for a rewarding career in an industry that shapes the world around us.

Who should attend?
All students interested in exploring diverse business careers, particularly those in finance, management, marketing, human resources, supply chain, and related fields, with an interest in the construction and real estate development sectors.