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The NECA Innovation Overload Podcast helps contractors make sense of industry tools and decide what is right for their business. Each week, the NECA Innovation Team and a weekly guest discuss and tackle problems contractors across the country are facing.
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Innovation Overload
In this episode of Innovation Overload, host Steve Rose, Director of Technical Innovation and Facilities at the Los Angeles Electrical Training Institute, discusses how technology and AI are transforming construction training and workforce development. The conversation explores how early exposure to new tools, ongoing learning, and a commitment to quality help prepare apprentices for long-term success in the industry.
Innovation Overload
In this episode of Innovation Overload, Jesse Chapman, Chief Operating Officer of VECA Electric & Technologies, shares why contractors need a clear goal when pursuing innovation, especially when results take time. Drawing on VECA’s experience advancing VDC and prefabrication, Jesse explains how keeping the end goal in focus can help teams push through challenges and make progress without expecting immediate cost savings. He discusses VECA’s efforts to reduce on-site labor, improve schedule outcomes, and move work into a safer, controlled environment, while emphasizing the importance of clearly identifying what the company stands to gain. The conversation offers contractors a practical perspective on building a case for new ideas and staying committed when innovation requires patience and investment.
Innovation Overload
In this Contractor Takeover edition of Innovation Overload, hosts Adam Davis, Director of Fabrication & Modular Solutions at Miller Electric Company, and Adam Rude, Vice President of Construction Support Operations for ERMCO, discuss how contractors can turn innovation into measurable business results. From preconstruction and VDC to fabrication, logistics, and tool management, the conversation explores how new technologies and processes can improve project execution when paired with strong planning and commitment. Listeners will gain practical insight into evaluating new ideas, managing change, and staying the course when implementation challenges arise.
Innovation Overload
In this episode of Innovation Overload, hosts Dorin Nicorici, President and CEO of Dynalectric Oregon and Arizona, and Joe Barnard, President of National Installation at ArchKey Solutions, speak with Pruthvish Shah, Segment Leader for the Electrical Market Division at 3M, about how they develop technologies that address real-world contractor challenges. Shah discusses 3M’s approach to innovation, the role of customer feedback in product development, and how emerging grid-monitoring and sensing technologies are improving visibility and reliability across electrical systems. Contractors will gain practical insight into evaluating new technologies and identifying where innovation can create measurable value in the field.
Innovation Overload
In this episode of Innovation Overload, host Adam Davis, Director of Fabrication & Modular Solutions at Miller Electric Company, talks with Brian Yetter, Prefabrication Manager at Hatzel & Buehler, about building a prefab operation that drives real project performance. Yetter shares practical lessons on creating feedback between the field and shop, involving teams in problem-solving, and developing younger workers to think critically and improve processes. For electrical contractors evaluating prefab or refining existing operations, this conversation highlights how strong preconstruction planning, workforce development, and a culture of continuous improvement can turn innovation into measurable results.
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Associate Partner at Bain & Company, Ecosystem Investment Partners
Director, Innovation and Tech, ELECTRI International
Chief of Surgery at Georgetown Community Hospital, Medical Director of the Kentucky Bariatric Institute, Ether Advanced Technology
Executive Director of Field and Industrial Labor Relations, Liverpool Victoria
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