The lack of clarity from Washington DC is causing most business owners to play a guessing game. While enforcement of construction-industry regulation increased under President Obama, President Trump said he wants to reduce restrictive regulation.
It seems like new technology solutions to construction company problems are coming out every day. They all promise to save time, improve efficiency and boost your performance. Some in the industry embrace new technology easily
Family owners of a Midwest construction company approached us in 2011 with a real crisis. Despite several decades of success, the Great Recession of 2008 had hit them hard. They were about to go out
The news reports came in throughout the day March 20, 2017: “Large fire at Overland Park, Kansas, apartment construction site.” “Eight-alarm blaze consumes apartment building under construction, sparks fires at nearby homes.” “Devastating fire started
Auto rates are on the rise. According to the National Safety Council, U.S. motor-vehicle deaths were up 6% in 2016, exceeding 40,000 for the first time since 2007. The council attributes the increase to lower
Estimate, protect and insure your organization for cyber liability If you were one of the fortunate organizations that survived last weekend’s worldwide ransomware attack, you might be asking some serious questions right now: What would
Planning for the Future: How ESOPs can ensure a solid legacy of family values About 4 million baby boomers will be looking for a way to transition their family businesses as they consider retirement over
The Secret to Hiring Construction Workers, and Keeping Them! The construction labor shortage affects nearly every construction company leader I talk with. The National Association of Home Builders said the number of open construction sector
Among the myriad of “fundraising” topics, prospect research seems to spark a different level of emotion. Typically, and often quickly, the following sentiment comes up: Really, I’m not a stalker… Why does this topic feel
The state of workers’ compensation is continually changing, and it can be hard to keep up. According to Doherty, Hoffmeister & Webb Law Firm, recent cases in Missouri have the potential to shift the direction