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By Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team Watch out world, Iowa’s got the energy! It’s not easy to run a successful and profitable golf tournament, period. Even more incredible, is the chapter is just out of the blocks! The fledgling ASA chapter in Iowa recently hosted its inaugural golf tournament fundraiser, a testament to the dedication,

Always Something Awesome – ASA President, Ray Moya 0

Welcoming Ray Moya – ASA’s President, 2024-2025 ASA would like to welcome and thank Ray Moya as he takes on the mantle of ASA president. As he mentioned in his letter in this month’s issue of The Contractor’s Compass, he became ASA’s president by baby steps. People recognize talent, passion, and ability. We’re

Personal Selling In a Challenging Economy 0
- Best Practices, Improving Productivity, Leadership
- April 23, 2024
By Tom Woodcock, Seal the Deal I’ve been around the sales block a few times in my life. I’ve seen trends and varying market conditions. I’ve gotta be honest, I’ve never seen what’s taking place in the economy such as now. Many contractors are still thriving with the backlog they’ve established. Some are even having
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MTA Personnel Save Lives With Quick Actions in Key Bridge Tragedy 0
- Best Practices, CONSTRUCTION, Leadership
- April 23, 2024
MTA Personnel Save Lives With Quick Actions in Key Bridge Tragedy By Mike Kline, ASA Communications In the movies, the heroes often swoop in to save the day with mere seconds to spare before disaster strikes. Seconds also count in real life. In the case of the Key Bridge collapse on March 26th, the quick
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Successful women Use Their GRIT to Switch to Construction Careers 0
- HR, Improving Productivity, Leadership, LIFESTYLE, Outlook & Trends, WORKFORCE
- March 25, 2024
By Lindsay Wilson, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Three women including a former architect, interior designer and laboratory technician all have ample cause to celebrate Women in Construction Week. Despite the diversity in their backgrounds and career paths, Elizabeth Hancock, Taylor Patton, and Devon Murray-Mazany share something in common – the courage to switch professions, fueled
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