The Poet’s Corner
By / Steve Clayman, Director of Energy Initiatives I can hear it now: where is he going with this? “There was a little girl, who had a little curlRight in the middle of her forehead,And when […]
Columns
Financing Your Business the Right Way
By / Ron Coleman Many businesses go broke because they have a cash flow crisis. This is very different from a profit crisis. It is not unusual for businesses that are making a profit to […]
Make Sure You Know Who Is Going To Pay You Before You Go To Work
By / par Andrew D. Delmonico and Matthew T. Potomak It is easy to be so distracted by the anticipation of a new project that formalities fall by the wayside. Unfortunately, the failure to take […]
Who Does Association Strategy Belong To?
By / par Meredith Low “The new board members didn’t feel like it was their strategy or plan, so they weren’t very committed to it and they started asking for different priorities.” “The new president […]
President’s Message
By Shaun Ekert Redefining Objectives Everyone engaged in the construction industry knows we live and work in a boom and bust cycle. We learn to adapt and change with the seasons and over the years, […]
A Small Mistake Means Big Costs for a Negligent Contractor
By Andrew D. Delmonico and Matthew T. Potomak General contractors take on significant legal exposure when agreeing to build a new home or even to renovate an existing home. For instance, general contractors may be […]