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By Dr. Willis H. Thomas JA Business Correspondent Chicago: Chicago Build 2026 was held October 28-29 at the McCormick Place. This construction and design show featured more than 450 speakers and nearly 350 exhibitors. It attracted more than 30,000 construction-related businesses and industry professionals. Among these are architects, contractors, developers, engineers, homebuilders, and suppliers. Educational sessions, professional workshops, product demonstrations, and networking brought together people responsible for designing, financing, building, and maintaining the places where communities live and work. Chicago Build 2026 provided a setting for exploring new products and making industry connections. New exhibition zones focused on artificial intelligence and digital construction, fire safety and security, and heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration. Insightful conversations about artificial intelligence, workforce development, and leadership were held.

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