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Four Trends to Watch for the Construction Industry in 2019
Companies that are aware of, can mitigate and can take advantage of these wildcards will see their strength and brand in the market increase—even in a period of expected uncertainty.
By Mike Sobolewski
February 15, 2019
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by Mike Sobolewski
Michael Sobolewski is responsible for overseeing PwC’s tailored advisory solutions, assurance and tax services to contractors, home builders, building products companies, professional and support service companies, and governments, as well as private and public sector companies. He also serves as the Greater Michigan Private Company Services Leader. Mike’s career has been focused in the construction, automotive and manufacturing industries, primarily with businesses that offer diversified services such as general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors and government contractors.
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