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2022 Executive Insights: Leaders in Construction Law

by Construction Executive | Jun 13, 2022
Business | Executive Profiles | Law | Legal and Regulatory

Industry experts share their thoughts and advice on considerations for hiring a construction attorney, how contractors can protect themselves from materials shortages and more.

Planning for Change

by Hussein Cholkamy | Jun 7, 2022
Business | Business Development | Careers

The future of the construction workforce is using technologies that understand the world and its workers.

Why the Present Construction Boom Requires a Transformation of Project Management Models

by Brad Barth | Jun 7, 2022
Business | Project Management

Automation and consolidation of project control facilitate the rise of new project delivery methods.

Invest in Qualified Opportunity Zones Through Qualified Opportunity Funds

by Brian Marron | Jun 7, 2022
Finance | Legislation | Markets

Contractors should invest in a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) through Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOF).

News Briefs: June 2022

by Construction Executive | Jun 1, 2022
Business | News Briefs | Nuts + Bolts | Productivity

CMC winners, hiring tech and more.

The New Old Normal

by Michael D. Bellaman | Jun 1, 2022
ABCs | Business | Business Development | CEO Insights

What’s changed, what hasn’t—and why I feel good about the future of the construction industry.

How Rising Gas Prices Impact Business Travel and What You Can Do About It

by Audrey Fairbrother | Jun 1, 2022
Accounting | Business | Finance | Fuel Tracking

Companies can optimize their hotel spend to make their travel budgets go further.

Avoid Adversely Affecting the Insurance Loss Profile by Recruiting Skilled Workers

by John Bestman, Bruce Morton | May 31, 2022
Business | Business Development | Careers | Insurance | Recruitment | Retention | Risk | Training

A skilled workforce isn’t the cure-all for insurance issues but can help stabilize costs and coverage.