Construction Has the Chance for a Sustainable Recovery; the Time for Welsh Construction to Flourish Is Now Says Milica Kitson, Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence in Wales
FORTUNES are mixed for many Welsh business people and the construction industry is no exception.
Some people are nervous about what 2013 will bring, but at Constructing Excellence in Wales (CEW) we prefer to take a more positive but realistic view of the opportunities ahead. Not because we can see a recovery around the corner, but because we know there are opportunities for Welsh construction to achieve a sustainable recovery by working collaboratively and generating long term value.
A great deal of work has gone on behind the scenes to prepare the ground for a positive 2013. CEW was part of the team that helped define the Forward Programme of Work, a visible …
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Article title: Construction Has the Chance for a Sustainable Recovery; the Time for Welsh Construction to Flourish Is Now Says Milica Kitson, Chief Executive of Constructing Excellence in Wales.
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Newspaper title: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales).
Publication date: January 16, 2013.
Page number: 17.
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