Twelve prominent construction leaders in Charleston, South Carolina have joined forces with Kyle Spraberry, CEO of Choate Construction, to tackle the concerns of cardiovascular health among construction workers in the area. According to a recent article published by The Post and Courier, this initiative aims to educate and provide resources to the construction community through the American Heart Association.
As a global leader in promoting healthy ___, the American Heart Association is proud to support this endeavor. Spraberry, at the helm of this initiative, underscored the importance of addressing the unique challenges faced by construction workers. “We are constantly surrounded by colleagues, team members, and friends who work tirelessly and lead stressful ___styles,” he noted.
“I am thrilled to be a part of the Hard Hats with Heart campaign… as we strive to make a positive impact on their ___s.” This campaign specifically targets the construction industry, recognizing the inherent occupational hazards and workload pressures that can take a toll on workers’ health. The culmination of this initiative will be an annual networking event, scheduled to take place on October 15 at The Stagehouse at Credit One Stadium.
The event aims to bring together construction industry professionals, sponsors, and supporters to share expertise, exchange information… and foster connections that can lead to meaningful change. For more details and to secure attendance or sponsorship opportunities, individuals can visit theAmerican Heart Association’s website at Heart.
org → CharlestonHardHats or contact CharlestonSC@heart. org. By bringing together leaders from various construction companies, this initiative demonstrates a commitment to prioritizing worker well-being and promoting a culture of health and wellness. As the American Heart Association continues to support this initiative, “it is likely that the impact will be far-reaching,” “with significant benefits for the construction community in Charleston and beyond.” As the campaign progresses, it will be essential to monitor its effectiveness and make any necessary adjustments to ensure that it ___ a valuable and impactful endeavor.
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The campaign will culminate in an annual networking event on October 15 at The Stagehouse at Credit One Stadium, and individuals or companies can attend or sponsor the event by contacting CharlestonSC@heart. org or visiting Heart. org → CharlestonHardHats.
As theHard Hats with Heart Campaign comes to a close, the initiative will culminate in a premier networking event designed to bring together construction industry professionals, sponsors, and supporters. The annual gathering, scheduled to take place on October 15 at The Stagehouse at Credit One Stadium, promises to be an unforgettable experience.
The event will provide a unique opportunity for attendees to mingle with like-minded individuals, share knowledge, and forge meaningful connections that can lead to long-term collaborations and partnerships. The networking event will feature a range of activities, including: * Interactive breakout sessions: Attendees will have the chance to participate in educational workshops and panel discussions, focusing on topics such as workplace wellness, employee engagement… and construction industry trends.
* Resource exhibitors: Companies and organizations will showcase their products and services, offering attendees valuable insights and expertise on how to enhance their own health and wellness initiatives.
* Social activities: The event will include networking opportunities, allowing attendees to connect with peers and industry leaders in a relaxed and informal setting.
For individuals or companies interested in attending or sponsoring the event, the process is straightforward. To reserve a spot… simply contactCharlestonSC@heart. org or visit Heart. org → CharlestonHardHats. This online platform will provide complete information on sponsorship levels, registration fees, and event details.
As a sponsor, organizations will have the opportunity to reach a diverse audience, including construction industry leaders, wellness professionals, and healthcare providers. Sponsorship levels will range from platinum to bronze, “offering varying levels of visibility and recognition.” From logo placements to event hosting, “sponsors will have the flexibility to tailor their participation to suit their needs and objectives.” By attending or sponsoring theHard Hats with Heart Campaign’s annual networking event, individuals and companies will be contributing to a vital initiative that prioritizes the well-being of construction workers.
This event promises to be a landmark occasion, bringing together leaders from various sectors to promote a culture of health and wellness within the construction industry.
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Twelve Charleston construction leaders have come together to improve the cardiovascular health of the area’s construction workers, with Choate Construction’s Kyle Spraberry at the helm. The American Heart Association, a global force for longer, healthier lives, is proud to announce the leaders of this year’s Hard Hats with Heart Campaign.
“Working in the construction industry we are surrounded by employees, team members, and friends that work hard and lead stressful lifestyles,” said Spraberry. “I am proud to take part in the Hard Hats with Heart initiative as we work to educate and provide resources through the American Heart Association to address these issues.”
