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Humanity Under Pressure: Leading with Humility in Construction

Bridging the Gap: Insights & Innovations in Construction · 2026-04-08 · 39 min

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What does leadership look like when things go wrong? In this episode of Bridging the Gap, Todd Weyandt welcomes back Ed DeAngelis, CEO and Founder of EDA Contractors, for a powerful follow-up conversation on Humanity as a Strategy. One year later, the focus shifts from philosophy to reality. What happens when leadership is tested under pressure? Ed shares how leading with humility, empathy, and emotional intelligence creates stronger teams, better decisions, and more resilient organizations. From high stress jobsite moments to everyday leadership habits, this episode challenges the traditional mindset of construction leadership and offers a better path forward. If you want to build a culture where people perform at their best and stay engaged long term, this conversation delivers practical insights you can apply immediately.

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