Infinite Wisdom

What does leadership really look like in today’s construction industry? Sean Suttle sits down with Jessica Anderson of Anderson Concrete, Alice Martin of Martin Painting & Coating to explore how culture, communication, and authenticity shape the teams who build Central Ohio. From navigating risk and staffing challenges, to supporting employee well-being, to finding your leadership voice, they dig into what it takes to lead with purpose in a rapidly changing market. Along the way, they share lessons learned from family legacy, mentorship, and the relationships that keep this industry moving

What can zoning codes, market trends, and the right team teach us about building smarter? Sean Suttle sits down with Andy English of PlanIt Studios and Matt Gregory of NAI Ohio Equities to unpack the forces shaping commercial development in Central Ohio. From build-to-suit vs. speculative projects, to navigating zoning gray areas, to why mixed-use keeps winning with banks, they dig into what makes a site work…and what kills a deal. Along the way, they share lessons learned from economic cycles, hybrid workplace shifts, and the value of building the

What happens when a contractor and a marketer sit down to talk shop? In this inaugural episode, Sean Suttle and Rachel Schank kick off The Construction Collective by sharing why they launched a podcast, and how their marketing journey at Hanlin Rainaldi evolved from field notes to full episodes. From forging relationships over coffee to embracing technology, this is a conversation about finding new ways to connect in a people-first industry. Introduction: Innovation. Leadership. Problem -solving. From the field to the front office, the construction industry is evolving, and the

A guide for first timers and veterans!  Embarking on a commercial construction project can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time managing such an endeavor. To help navigate the process, we’ve compiled answers to some frequently asked questions from clients just getting started. 1. What is the first step in starting a commercial construction project? The first step is defining your project’s scope and objectives. This includes identifying the use of the building/build-out, desired features, budget, and timeline. Engaging a professional team early—such as an architect, contractor, or project manager—can