Nathaniel Samuel
Consultant
I have been a professional consultant for over a year now and have background experience covering the Water/Wastewater Treatment market across North/South Carolina and Georgia and Tennessee. What I enjoy most about the work that I do is being able to learn more about the market areas I cover and becoming a market specialist. I love researching and gaining more information about niche areas and being able to inform both clients and candidates about the different nuances happening in their markets.
Nathaniel’s responsibilities:
Responsibilities
- Market Expert in GC
- Business Development
- Rapport Building
- Research
Get to Know Nathaniel:
Favourite Book
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Football Team / Sports Person
- Portland Trail Blazers (NBA) and Chicago Bears (NFL)
Favourite Car
- Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat
3 Dream Dinner Party Guests
- Michael Jackson, Kevin Hart and Bernie Mac
Happiest Day of Your Life
- Going to North Carolina for the Dreamville Music Festival
Favourite Food
- Mac n Cheese with Stewed Jerk Chicken
Favourite Drink
- Apple Juice (It is so much better than Orange Juice)
Favourite Thing About Working at Just Construction
- The culture here is so fun, hard working and collaborative. I love it!
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