Madrid, October 13, 2022.- We all know that success is only achieved by teams with a strong structure and working in a very supportive context but how about if you are stuck in your team having to work with someone(s) that you can´t stand.
This has happened to me a couple of times and sure we can do many things like arguing or avoiding them but at the end our frustrations and behavior damages the team effectiveness and our ability to effectively cope with our work.
Can we do anything about it and change it into a win-win situation?… Yes, we can, and we should, it only requires a small change in our mindset starting to ¨be curious¨. Enjoy watching!
- Solving the 2026 Talent Deficit
Houston, July 7, 2026.- The construction industry is facing a quiet crisis, and it is happening at the top of the organizational chart. For years, General Managers and Chief Executives across the Americas have treated the “labor shortage” as a temporary … - The Vertical Nervous System: Transforming Construction Hoists from Cost Centers to Data Assets
Houston, 15 June 2026.– The conversation around vertical logistics was relegated to the margins of the budget, treated as a necessary but burdensome cost center—a line item where the primary objective was to minimize rental rates or CAPEX. However, as we … - The Great Re-Shoring: Why Monterrey is the New Chicago
Houston, 14 May 2026.– For decades, if you wanted to see the industrial heartbeat of North America, you went to Chicago. The Windy City was the undisputed king of logistics, manufacturing, and vertical growth. But as we navigate the first half … - The Vertical Shift: Optimizing Megacity Development through Automated Transportation Systems
Houston, April 15, 2026.- The economic landscape of the Americas is undergoing a fundamental transformation. In tier-one hubs like New York, Miami, and Austin, the “land-to-value” ratio has reached a tipping point. As urban land prices skyrocket, the horizontal spread is no longer a … - The Most Expensive Minute on a Jobsite
Houston, March 16, 2026. In the high-stakes environment of modern skyscraper construction across the Americas, we often mistake motion for progress, yet in my experience at the helm of vertical access strategy, I’ve realized that the most expensive minute on a …
LUÍS MORRAL, Sales Director - Americas Construction at ALIMAK GROUP 
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