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Michael Jahns has few chances to be bored at work. A project manager at Hunzinger Construction, he takes satisfaction knowing that each of his days will be different and each of his new projects distinct.

It’s a good thing Adeola Giwa is not afraid of heights. Giwa, an assistant superintendent at Mortenson Construction, began working with the company eight years ago as a field engineer. His main job then was to climb wind turbines.

To Josh Halvorsen, there is something special about working on a construction site.

Growing up in a family of union trade workers, Jessica Avila knew a construction career was in her future. The difficulty was in finding the ideal situation.

Courtney Cates, a project engineer with J.H. Findorff & Son, says she’s a born learner, someone who is eager to overcome obstacles and attend training sessions and instructional programs.

There is no denying Kathleen Vanderstappen is a self-starter.Since joining Mortenson Construction three years ago as a project engineer, she has earned three promotions.

When Jeff Vercauteren drives through Madison, the Husch Blackwell attorney enjoys seeing that development and construction projects he has worked on are making a difference.

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Alexandria Neal enjoys seeing how her work in real-estate law makes a difference in the wider world. “Whether it is constructing, buying or selling a property, you get to see the fruits of your labor,” said Neal, a lawyer in ...

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The last place business owners want to be is in a courtroom. Matthew McClean, the chairman of Davis & Kuelthau’s litigation, appellate, commercial-litigation and employment-litigation practices, knows that well.

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The saying, “If you want to get something done, give it to a busy person” definitely holds true for the leaders of the Wisconsin Association of African American Lawyers.