Tag: Companies
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The superintendents driving Ryan Companies forward
In 2025, the construction industry faces a critical inflection point. With nearly 439,000 net new workers needed this year alone to meet demand, the workforce pipeline is under immense pressure. In an industry where institutional knowledge is everything, construction firms are grappling with the reality that many of their most seasoned professionals are aging out…
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Why companies are doubling down on upgraded offices
Listen to the article 7 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Louis Molinini is Americas market lead for project and development services at global real estate investment firm JLL. Opinions are the author’s own. Despite headlines to the contrary, the office construction and renovation market isn’t dead —…
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4 Common Forecasting Mistakes Construction Companies Should Avoid
Few industries are so sensitive to the whims of the economy as construction. Supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, inflation and regulation have left many businesses feeling as though they just can’t keep up. How can anyone make meaningful, actionable projections when every month brings a new and unforeseen change? The answer is that a good…
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CIOB launches directory of chartered companies
CIOB has launched a new directory of chartered companies. The directory is a powerful online tool that makes it easy for construction clients – including main contractors – to connect with a wide variety of professional, experienced firms committed to quality. CIOB chartered companies have demonstrated the highest standards of professionalism, integrity and expertise. They are…
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Engineering trade body suspends 14 member companies after competence failures
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has suspended 14 member companies for failing to comply with its independent audit process. All the companies were found to have failed to meet the standard required in BESA’s Competence Assessment Standard, which covers business practices, financial solvency, insurance, health and safety, and technical proficiency. It is also fully…
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Hager Companies Announces Leadership Promotions for Growth
Hager Companies is proud to announce several leadership promotions that reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to growth, innovation, and operational excellence. These appointments recognize the outstanding contributions and steadfast dedication of several key members of the Hager leadership team, whose vision and commitment have positioned Hager for long-term success. Johnston Hager has been named President…
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Best Flooring Installation Companies in Cincinnati
When it comes to flooring, there’s no one-size-fits-all. Some homeowners want the best deal, some need custom work, and others just want it done fast without the headache. The good news: Cincinnati has tons of solid flooring companies to choose from – each with its own strengths. We’ll break down the best flooring installers in…
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How Construction Companies Are Replacing CFO Turnover with Team-Based Financial Leadership
In today’s construction industry, uncertainty is a constant. Volatile material costs, protracted billing cycles and razor-thin margins place significant strain on management teams. For many mid-sized subcontractors and GC’s, an emerging challenge is a revolving door in financial leadership – high turnover in the CFO role is creating a dangerous blind spot. Research shows that…
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Henderson Companies Hires New Chief Financial Officer
Henderson Companies is proud to welcome Penny Spence as chief financial officer (CFO). A 27-year finance veteran, Spence will oversee financial operations including budgeting, compliance, forecasting, reporting, and financial planning and analysis strategies for Henderson Companies and subsidiaries Henderson Engineers and Henderson Building Solutions. Spence most recently served as executive vice president – chief financial…
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How should construction companies handle DEI under Trump?
Listen to the article 7 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Attorney Neil C. Schur is a litigator and shareholder in Anderson Kill’s Philadelphia office. He is a member of the firm’s Employment & Labor Group. Opinions are the author’s own. In the wake of President Donald Trump’s…