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Activating Curiosity® | Leading Change in the Construction Industry

Activating Curiosity® | Leading Change in the Construction Industry

Author: Ryan Ware - AEC Industry Coach in Change Management & Leadership Development

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Activating Curiosity®  helps AEC and construction leaders lead change confidently and transform their organizations through practical leadership strategies, mindsets and innovation insights. Hosted by Ryan Ware, this podcast features conversations that inspire action and build resilient, agile teams.


Hosted by Ryan Ware—AEC coach in change management and leadership development, keynote speaker, and founder of Connective Consulting Group and Connective Coaching—this show dives deep into conversations with innovators and industry shapers around this powerful question:


What’s the most important problem you’re trying to solve—and why?


Each episode uncovers real stories, hidden challenges, and practical tools to help you lead through change, build psychologically safe teams, and respond with agility in an industry transforming faster than ever.

New guest episodes drop twice per month, alongside bonus insights designed to help you activate curiosity in your leadership immediately.


Listen, follow, and subscribe to our YouTube and newsletter— and share episodes with fellow construction leaders navigating change. Let’s build what’s next—together.


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Construction needs skilled workers. But if every contractor is looking for people who are already trained and experienced, who is developing the people the industry will need next? Jennifer Wilkerson, Vice President of Innovation and Advancement at the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), joins Ryan Ware to explore why training and developing people has become a strategic issue for the construction industry. Jennifer brings a unique perspective to the conversation....
AEC professionals spend their careers solving complex problems. But are we applying that same problem-solving ability to our finances, businesses, careers, and lives? In this episode of Activating Curiosity™, Ryan Ware sits down with Ryan Sullivan, founder of Off the Beaten Path Financials and Off the Beaten Path Advisors, to explore a different question: What if some of the financial realities we've accepted in AEC aren't rules at all? Ryan began his career as a mechanical engineer. At just ...
Explore construction leadership, operations, technology adoption, and AI’s role in improving company culture and productivity in the built environment. Because construction leaders spend a lot of time talking about budgets, schedules, productivity, and technology. But what if those aren't the real challenge? In this episode of Activating Curiosity™, Ryan Ware sits down with Casey Bell, CEO of Aecore and Co-Founder of Buildzen, to explore a different perspective: What if the biggest challenge ...
Discover construction workforce challenges, recruiting, talent retention, mentorship, and how culture impacts employee engagement in AEC firms. We know the construction industry has a changing workforce. But are the ways we recruit, hire, and develop people changing with it? In this episode of Activating Curiosity™, Ryan Ware sits down with Bryce Batts, Co-Founder of Career Collective and a recruiter with 20 years of experience in the AEC industry, to explore a different question: Can constru...
Unpack how AI and information management in construction estimating, preconstruction, and project delivery can reshape productivity and housing affordability. Construction has spent decades trying to build faster, reduce costs, and improve productivity. Yet estimating, preconstruction, permitting, coordination, and project delivery continue to consume more time and information. But what if construction doesn't have a building problem? What if it has an information problem? In this episode of ...
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