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Kathy Wells
Kathy Wells is the editor of Construction Business Owner Magazine & Digital Media.
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Software5 tweets to catch you up on this year's software user conference
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Business ManagementBack to Business After a Natural Disaster
The effects of commercial flooding & steps to begin recovery -
AccountingCFMA Conference Highlights Diversity in Education
The 2016 conference voices industry finance trends & educates hundreds -
Business ManagementWorld of Concrete Drives Industry Engagement
World of Concrete 2016 fosters growth with its largest trade show in 7 years -
Business ManagementWhat You Can Expect in the Construction Market in 2016
Expert insights on construction finance & equipment trends in the coming year -
Insurance35th IRMI CRC Educates to Protect
Conference delivers eye-opening information about construction risk management -
InsuranceRisk and the Energy Industry
5 questions to evaluate risk in your solar installation projects and how to proceed -
EquipmentCommercial Vehicle Trends, Know When To Buy
FLD's Bill Bishop offers valuable advice for purchasing in the commercial vehicle market -
ResourcesCFMA Offers Strength in Numbers
2015 conference boasts record attendance and teaches the power of one -
InsuranceRisk on the Horizon
With the economy on the upswing, a higher quantity of new projects and numerous changes in the industry, contractors are faced with a volume of new potential risk factors that, if ignored, could greatly affect their businesses Construction Business Owner sat down with risk management professional Steven Davis, of McGriff, Seibels & Williams, to talk about the biggest risks currently affecting business owners and how to mitigate them. CBO: What current industry risks should construction business owners be constantly aware of? SD: We are seeing quite a few industry risks being presented in the upcoming term, including contractual, type of work, complacency on the part of the owner and workers’ compensation issues. The challenge with contractual risks has to do with the additional insured language...


