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When the Tide is High, All of the Boats are Up…0
- Best Practices, Contracts, Outlook & Trends, Risk Management
- May 25, 2021
However, When the Tide Goes Out, We See Who is Skinny Dipping By Gregg Schoppman, FMI When most business leaders are asked about their perspective on the current market conditions, there is a “double edged” answer. On one hand, leaders are enjoying prosperity and in many cases see record high margins. Conversely, leaders also seem
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Protect Yourself in the Subcontract Against Escalating Materials Prices & Supply Chain Delays 0
- Legally Speaking, Outlook & Trends, Payment, Risk Management
- May 25, 2021
By Timothy Woolford, Woolford Law, PC The good news for subcontractors is that the economy is beginning to take off following the Covid shutdown. The bad news, however, is that interruptions in the global supply chain and shortages in construction materials are causing delays and driving prices to all-time highs. The Wall Street Journal recently
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Why Accuracy is Important in Construction Contracts 0
- Contracts, Documentation, Improving Productivity
- May 25, 2021
By Patrick Hogan, Handle.com A construction contract is a document that is central to every construction project. It is a key piece of paperwork that lays out the scope of a contractor’s work, the responsibilities of the stakeholders involved, the cost breakdown of the entire project, among other important details. A contract is also the
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Employee Contracts Drive Attitudes and Engagement: Defining Corporate Culture 0
- Best Practices, Contracts, Improving Productivity, Leadership, Workforce & Professional Development
- May 25, 2021
These days, it is popular to explain the success or failure of companies everywhere with the simple statement “It’s their company culture!” It’s an attractive and logical explanation. A strong corporate culture is hailed as the key to winning in a competitive marketplace; a weak one, the death knell. While the explanation is easy, the
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Always Something Awesome – Houses Built from Shooting Clay 0
- Always Something Awesome
- May 25, 2021
While not 100 percent sure, we can probably assume that February 20, 2020, was the highlight of the year for the Southwest Florida chapter of ASA. About 30 companies were represented as they gathered for the First Annual Clay Shoot Fundraiser. The clay shoot, a 50/50 raffle, sponsorships, and mulligans raised funds for chapter activities,
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President’s Letter – May 2021 0
- ASA President's Letter, Uncategorized
- May 25, 2021
Dear ASA Members, I am so excited to start this letter off with something we’ve all been waiting for: Events! We have had a jam-packed May with three incredible webinars, including the “ASA Day with SBA”. More webinars are coming up, so check the ASA website for the latest calendar. Even more exciting is that
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