Olivia McClure
Senior Staff Writer at Built In
Olivia McClure is a senior staff writer on Built In’s Brand Studio team. She earned a bachelor's degree in English at Loyola University Chicago, where she contributed to the university's student-led newspaper as a film critic. Prior to joining Built In, McClure wrote stories for various publications covering a wide range of topics, including travel and interior design.
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At Halter and Auror, powerful missions give way to cultures that empower employees to make an impact and grow in the process.
For Senior Director of Ibotta Care Will Davis, establishing an ERG program effectively involves avoiding mistakes and ensuring employees play a key role from start to finish.
Discover why DISH, zLinq and VORTO earned a spot on our list of companies leading the state’s tech transformation.
