Manager, Construction Information

Manager, Construction Information

Employer: Dodge Construction Network. The Manager, Construction Information is a strategic and people-focused leader that manages and develops a team of industry and regional experts responsible for expanding commercial construction project coverage through relationship-driven data acquisition. This role plays a critical part in driving growth by identifying new data sources, strengthening industry partnerships, and ensuring high-quality market intelligence across regions. This role is responsible for guiding team performance, optimizing processes, and using data-driven insights to identify coverage gaps and implement continuous improvements. In addition, this role partners closely with commercial teams to support customer retention efforts and represents Dodge at industry events to build relationships and generate new opportunities. This is a full-time position and reports directly to the Director, Data Acquisition. Preferred Location This is a remote, home-office based role and candidates located in the continental United States will be considered, however there is a preference to hire in the Central time zone. Ideal candidate locations are MI, IL, WI, MN, IA, MO, OK, or TX. Travel Requirements Expected travel is up to 10% for this role. Essential Functions - Lead, coach, and develop a team of 10-15 industry and regional experts focused on expanding commercial construction project coverage through relationship-building and data acquisition - Oversee team performance, including conducting performance reviews, managing employee development, and handling scheduling and performance-related matters - Develop and execute regional strategies to increase project data acquisition by identifying target markets, opportunities, and outreach approaches - Analyze data and perform research to gauge construction activity levels in major cities and counties to compare project coverage - Conduct market research and industry outreach to identify and evaluate new sources of project d