Tracey Sibley's guest appearances

Tracey Sibley

AEC Marketing for Principals

Larry Callahan

Aaron Wright

Scott Jones

Stephen Woessner

Brent Darnell

Judy Sparks

Katie Cash

Katie Fisher

Marvin Woodward

Scott Steiding

Donya Edler

Brenda Christman

Jere Smith

Jake Stefan

Dave Loeffel

OwlTail

About Tracey SibleyAs Brasfield &amp; Gorrie’s Vice President of Marketing, Tracey Sibley leads one of the nation’s largest and most respected construction industry brands. Brasfield &amp; Gorrie provides general contracting, design-build, and construction management services for a variety of markets including healthcare, commercial, institutional, federal, municipal, industrial, infrastructure, and water treatment. With more than 25 years of experience working in marketing in the construction industry, Tracey is an expert in supporting her team in developing new, innovative, and effective marketing strategies while establishing and maintaining a strong company culture.In this episode of AEC Marketing for Principals, hosts Katie Cash and Judy Sparks talk with Tracey about the opportunities and challenges of working in marketing at a dominant industry leader like Brasfield &amp; Gorrie, how the company has worked to create a powerful company culture that attracts and keeps top talent, and how new innovations in technology have changed marketing, communications and team-building for the better.What You Will Learn:Tracey shares her career journey as well as how hard work and networking were key to getting her foot in the door and building her career.Tracey discusses how her current role involves supporting her team and making herself available as a resource to them, strategizing with the executive team on new and future opportunities for growth, and maximizing the efficiency of her department.Tracey explains why a marketing degree is not required for new entry-level members of her team. She shares why a great culture fit is much more important than educational background.Tracey talks about the remarkable brand and culture that Brasfield &amp; Gorrie has created and nurtured, and she shares why passion and enthusiasm are primary components of that culture.Tracey shares her thoughts on how the industry has changed with the integration of new technologies and strategies, and she shares why reading and continuing to learn are vital skills to stay current with new trends and tech.Tracey explains why Salesforce’s San Francisco-based Dreamforce conference is a valuable resource for learning new knowledge and a better understanding of data and content management systems.Tracey discusses working twelve-hour days and the need to be “always on,” and she shares her thoughts on the importance of finding a balance between hard work and self-care.Tracey talks about collaboration tool Slack and how it has been a significant game-changer for interoffice communications. She shares why Slack is Brasfield &amp; Gorrie’s exclusive communication platform.Tracey discusses the importance of the IT department and why partnering with them has been a powerful component of the marketing team’s success, and she shares how knowledge from the IT team helps support their marketing efforts.Tracey talks about how she was initially the first female Vice President at Brasfield &amp; Gorrie but now is one of seven, and she shares how providing value is the key to getting a seat at the table.

About Tracey SibleyAs Brasfield &amp; Gorrie’s Vice President of Marketing, Tracey Sibley leads one of the nation’s largest and most respected construction industry brands. Brasfield &amp; Gorrie provides general contracting, design-build, and construction management services for a variety of markets including healthcare, commercial, institutional, federal, municipal, industrial, infrastructure, and water treatment. With more than 25 years of experience working in marketing in the construction industry, Tracey is an expert in supporting her team in developing new, innovative, and effective marketing strategies while establishing and maintaining a strong company culture.In this episode of AEC Marketing for Principals, hosts Katie Cash and Judy Sparks talk with Tracey about the opportunities and challenges of working in marketing at a dominant industry leader like Brasfield &amp; Gorrie, how the company has worked to create a powerful company culture that attracts and keeps top talent, and how new innovations in technology have changed marketing, communications and team-building for the better.What You Will Learn:<ul><li>Tracey shares her career journey as well as how hard work and networking were key to getting her foot in the door and building her career.</li><li>Tracey discusses how her current role involves supporting her team and making herself available as a resource to them, strategizing with the executive team on new and future opportunities for growth, and maximizing the efficiency of her department.</li><li>Tracey explains why a marketing degree is not required for new entry-level members of her team. She shares why a great culture fit is much more important than educational background.</li><li>Tracey talks about the remarkable brand and culture that Brasfield &amp; Gorrie has created and nurtured, and she shares why passion and enthusiasm are primary components of that culture.</li><li>Tracey shares her thoughts on how the industry has changed with the integration of new technologies and strategies, and she shares why reading and continuing to learn are vital skills to stay current with new trends and tech.</li><li>Tracey explains why Salesforce’s San Francisco-based Dreamforce conference is a valuable resource for learning new knowledge and a better understanding of data and content management systems.</li><li>Tracey discusses working twelve-hour days and the need to be “always on,” and she shares her thoughts on the importance of finding a balance between hard work and self-care.</li><li>Tracey talks about collaboration tool Slack and how it has been a significant game-changer for interoffice communications. She shares why Slack is Brasfield &amp; Gorrie’s exclusive communication platform.</li><li>Tracey discusses the importance of the IT department and why partnering with them has been a powerful component of the marketing team’s success, and she shares how knowledge from the IT team helps support their marketing efforts.</li><li>Tracey talks about how she was initially the first female Vice President at Brasfield &amp; Gorrie but now is one of seven, and she shares how providing value is the key to getting a seat at the table.</li></ul>

Episode 5: Understanding the Importance of Company Culture, with Tracey Sibley