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  • President’s Letter – July 2026

    President’s Letter – July 20260

    Dear Readers – As we begin a new term, I am honored and excited to step into the role of President of ASA. This is a meaningful opportunity to serve an organization built on strong relationships, shared knowledge, and a deep commitment to the subcontracting community. Our association has always been at its best when

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  • Train Your Best People. Keep Your Best People

    Train Your Best People. Keep Your Best People0

    By Cathy Tyler, NCCER Investing in leadership training paid off in retention at Chamberlin Roofing and Waterproofing When you face a workforce shortage, you likely focus your energy on recruitment. Contractors often treat the labor crisis purely as a hiring problem, spending immense resources to bring new talent into the company. However, if your new

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  • The Only Insurance Plan Guaranteed to Pay Off

    The Only Insurance Plan Guaranteed to Pay Off0

    By Chris Cordon, Affinity Benefits Every insurance policy you own is a bet you’re hoping to lose. You pay for car insurance and pray you never crash. You pay homeowner’s and hope the house never burns. Health, disability, the warranty on the dishwasher. Same deal every time. You hand over money each month for the

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  • ASA Fly-In Recap

    ASA Fly-In Recap0

    American Subcontractors Association  WASHINGTON, DC FLY-IN Wednesday, June 10, 2026 The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) held its annual D.C. Fly-in on June 9th and 10th in Washington D.C. ASA advocates visited our Nation’s Capital to ensure the voices of subcontractors, who make up three-fourths of the construction industry, were heard. Forty-five ASA advocates participated in

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