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The advent of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed everyday life for millions of people. Miron’s own Carole Schaeffer gives advice for those in business development, client relations, or other careers based on personal interaction. Read more …
Titletown, a 45-acre community development immediately west of Lambeau Field, is the home of both businesses and public spaces that offer fun, family-friendly experiences that can be enjoyed year-round. Phase I of the Titletown project includes a 10-acre public park and plaza with outdoor games […]
Last Friday, the Madison office of Miron Construction held an office Thanksgiving. Everyone shared their Thanksgiving plans, hunting brags, and we learned that one should never anger the Starbucks cashier. You might get pancaked (true story). It also turns out you can actually be allergic […]
2012 is well underway, and we’re looking forward to another year filled with innovation. Below are some trends that are beginning to emerge within the construction industry: Green Building & Construction – We’ve already had our fair share of “green” projects this year, but with […]
The portability of the iPad means that information is at your fingertips anytime you want it. This is a dream come true for techies and anyone whose work requires them to be online constantly. But what effect is the iPad having on the construction business? […]
To demonstrate our commitment to environmental responsibility and serve as an example to the communities in which we live, Miron utilizes corporate-wide sustainable initiatives that are integrated into our business management practices and operations. Our goal is to expand our teams’ green knowledge and capabilities […]
Last week I had the opportunity to visit Capitol Hill as part of a congressional advocacy visit with my colleague Theresa Lehman. Theresa is our Director of Sustainable Services. She is a leader in the industry and is extremely well-versed in sustainability. We went to […]