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Risk Management

Manage uncertainty before it impacts your bottom line. Explore proven strategies for reducing operational, financial and contractual risk while protecting your people, projects and profits.

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    Better Retirement Planning

    It is important that small businesses provide retirement plans for themselves and their employees.
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    Assembling a Professional Advisory Team, Part 1

    How Sure Is Your Surety Relationship? Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series that describes the profile of a successful contracting firm’s professional support team, including the surety agent, insurance agent and CPA.
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    Protect a Construction Project on Pause

    How to preserve unfinished structures, preventing costly damage, mold growth & insurance issues
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    Helpful Practices for Risk Management in Construction

    Follow these construction risk management tips when buying construction projects in a down economy.
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    Assembling a Professional Advisory Team, Part Two

    Why You Need a Construction-Specific Insurance Agent Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series that examines the profile of a successful contracting firm’s professional support team, including the surety agent, insurance agent and CPA.
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    Planning Ahead for Peaks and Valleys in Revenue

    Too busy? Not busy enough? So many factors influence a contractors’ revenue cycle. How do you maintain your sanity on this revenue rollercoaster?
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    Using Software to Perform a Construction Risk Analysis

    Discover how construction software can increase transparency and equip you to make better decisions. Construction companies are accustomed to managing risk. They face it every day-whether it is on-the-job safety, the engineering of buildings or making sure each project comes in on time and on budget. As the market becomes more competitive for fewer projects and every last dollar is squeezed from the budget, risk inherently increases. Does your company have the right tools to manage this increasing risk effectively?
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