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When it came time to expand Talisen's business operations with a new Director of Construction, it quickly became apparent to those in leadership that promoting from within was the best way to meet the evolving needs of our clients and projects. As a former Talisen Field Superintendent, Director of Construction Michael Figliolia brings a decade of vital industry knowledge, critical hands-on experience, and an in-depth understanding of Talisen's company culture to his new position. Listen in as Talisen CEO Joseph Rigazio interviews Mr. Figliolia about his past experience in the field, his current appraisal of Talisen's operations, and his coming plans to support Talisen Construction's growth as a leading NY metro general contracting firm.

Talisen is proud to collaborate with Bike to the Beach on this fun event to inspire individuals to overcome obstacles through personal challenges while inspiring communities to raise funds and awareness for autism. We are gearing up for the sun on our faces and the wind at our backs.

In this edition of Talisen Talk, Talisen Construction CEO Joseph Rigazio was joined by Bike to the Beach Director of Operations Ben Dalley to discuss this important riding event to raise awareness and support the 2 million people living with autism in America. Learn about the 100, 50, and 25-mile options, partnerships with local non-profits, and why this event is near and dear to us.

As COVID-19 continues to impact the nation, some construction projects have been deemed essential and allowed to move forward, while others have been delayed. In this episode, Talisen Construction CEO Joseph Rigazio is joined by legal expert Jessica Rothman, a partner with Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti, LLP to discuss how the unplanned, unprecedented pandemic is impacting construction firms, design professionals, and the rest of the industry.

You’ll hear about the dynamic, evolving situation surrounding the paycheck protection program, as well as the complex labor issues regarding worker safety on site during a pandemic. Learn why you never want to rush to force majeure and if a construction firm has an affirmative duty to create a COVID-free worksite. Must-listen session for leaders & decision makers.

As COVID-19 continues to impact the nation, some construction projects have been deemed essential and allowed to move forward, while others have been delayed. In this episode, Talisen Construction CEO Joseph Rigazio is joined by legal expert Jessica Rothman, a partner with Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti, LLP to discuss how the unplanned, unprecedented pandemic is impacting construction firms, design professionals, and the rest of the industry.

You’ll hear about the dynamic, evolving situation surrounding the paycheck protection program, as well as the complex labor issues regarding worker safety on site during a pandemic. Learn why you never want to rush to force majeure and if a construction firm has an affirmative duty to create a COVID-free worksite. Must-listen session for leaders & decision makers.

Being in the epicenter of the Coronavirus pandemic has impacted every aspect of the commercial construction industry. In this episode, Talisen Construction CEO Joseph Rigazio is joined by Field Compliance and Safety Officer Marcus Caltabiano to share the lessons learned providing essential construction services during this time.

You’ll learn about the biggest challenges our team faced, and the strategies we found helpful in navigating an environment filled with daily changes and continually emerging new best practices. We discuss the multi-faceted need for team and vendor support during essential healthcare builds, and the role technology played in helping us get the job done while remaining safe & socially distant.

Jason Kroeger of Cushman & Wakefield comes to Talisen Talk to discuss the changing NYC real estate marketplace. As employers are seeking access to talent & need workplace environments conducive to long workdays, the costs of building in Manhattan make other boroughs more attractive. You’ll learn what neighborhoods are attracting the most interest, as well as the impact incentive programs are having on the real estate market.

Also discussed– a look at what the real estate market will be like 5 years from now, including the trend away from open offices and the use of technologies to control operating costs. You’ll learn about the changing role the owner has in the site selection process, as well as how the trend toward shorter, more flexible lease terms impacts property negotiations.