How To Manage Change
Many factors affect shifts and transformations within a contracting company. As your position evolves—job changes, job promotions, and more responsibilities—your involvement in the business...
Igniting Your Team to New Levels of Performance
When it comes to constructing a team of people who work well together to create winning outcomes, knowing “how to” and understanding “how to”...
Handling Conflict: Communication Difficulties Aren’t All Bad
By Christine Corelli
Get real! Life without conflict is a pipe dream. But when conflict occurs or exists in your contractor business, it must be...
Constructing a Builder’s Risk Policy
Insurance requirements within a construction contract will generally require a builder’s risk insurance policy to be purchased. Frequently, that requirement falls to the owner;...
Project Forward
By Jamie Hodges
It’s no secret that contractors are dealing with major material price increases and supply chain bottlenecks that range from skyrocketing pricing to...
7 Steps for Solving Business Problems
Successful people all do one thing: they solve problems. They don't just stare at a problem and wish it would go away.
The magic key...
The True Cost of an Employee
In the construction industry, speed is of the essence. The faster you and your crew can successfully complete a job, the happier your clients,...
Where's The Money?
Stopping embezzlement in audit trail.
When I present The 90-Minute MBA® in a seminar, I ask those who are business owners or managers to raise...
Seven Deadly Sins of Contract Management Installation
Contracts are the essential beating heart of any construction business. They define relationships with owners, legal and finance partners, and subsubcontractor service providers. Contracts...
Supporting Veterans
People with military training and experience can be a great asset to the construction industry. This is especially true in a time when many...









