Our First Century
Podcast Description
Join hosts Ty Edmondson, CEO of T. A. Loving Company, and Christa Davenport, Vice President of People and Culture, as they take you on a journey through a century of excellence in construction. Through storytelling, milestone highlights, and insightful interviews with past and present team members, this podcast series explores the legacy, innovation, and community impact that define T. A. Loving Company.
Whether you’re an employee, a community member, or simply curious about the industry, this podcast offers a unique look into 100 years of building success and the vision for the future. Dive into our first century and celebrate the stories that built us!
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Content Themes
Explores themes of construction industry history, company milestones, and community contributions with episodes detailing landmark projects and foundational values, such as Building a Legacy which features interviews with key company figures discussing their impact.
Join hosts Ty Edmondson, CEO of T. A. Loving Company, and Christa Davenport, Vice President of People and Culture, as they take you on a journey through a century of excellence in construction. Through storytelling, milestone highlights, and insightful interviews with past and present team members, this podcast series explores the legacy, innovation, and community impact that define T. A. Loving Company.
Whether you’re an employee, a community member, or simply curious about the industry, this podcast offers a unique look into 100 years of building success and the vision for the future. Dive into our first century and celebrate the stories that built us!
In this episode, we’re joined by Kyle Marek, CEO of Carteret Health Care and T. A. Loving Company Building Group employees Brett Bond, Josh Price, and Leland Flanagan. For us, healthcare construction isn’t just about bricks, steel, and schedules; it’s about creating environments where care can happen, lives can be saved, and communities can thrive.
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