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Business Management

Practical business management guidance for construction owners—operations, leadership, growth strategy and the day-to-day decisions that run a company.

  • July 2007: Consultant’s Corner

    Jayme Dill Broudy answers your questions.
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  • Gone But Never Forgotten

    George Hedley’s tribute to Brooks Williams.
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  • Win Beyond 2010

    A winning business will work regardless of the economy or market.
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  • Finding the Right Person Can be Easy

    George Hedley answers your toughest questions about construction business management.
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  • Getting Your Business To Work For You, Instead of the Other Way Around

    Jayme Dill Broudy answers your construction business management questions.
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  • November 2007: How to Avoid Being the Captain of the Next Titanic

    Jayme Dill Broudy answers your construction business management questions.
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  • October 2007: How to Rise Above Your Competition

    Jayme Dill Broudy answers your questions about construction business management.
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  • Construction Business Best Practices Series, Step 5: Accurate Estimating Systems

    Has this ever happened to you? You negotiate an easy project to build with a great customer who trusts you, doesn’t question your costs and awards you the job at your price.
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  • Management Basics #9: Integrity

    There’s an old accounting adage: Figures don’t lie, but liars sure can figure.
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  • How to Speed Up Your Construction Crew

    Managing employees who don’t want to work with the system.
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  • Get Your Business to Work Part 2: Draft Your Business Plan

    George Hedley answers your construction business management questions.
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  • 2007 Year Review for Construction and 2008 Expectations

    Michael Strahan shares his predictions for 2008.
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