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Why 'This Is How the Industry Works' Is Holding Construction Finance Back | Claire Wilson, Siteline
Claire Wilson is the co-founder and CEO of Siteline, but she started her career as a civil engineer and project manager at Tishman Construction — working on Hudson Yards and JP Morgan's corporate headquarters.
In this episode, Claire talks about what she saw in the trenches, why Siteline was built…
013 Thirty Years of Music Ministry [Podcast]
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This month CJM MUSIC celebrates its 30th birthday. Three decades of music and ministry — and in this special anniversary episode, Jo Boyce sits down with two of the people who have been at the heart of it all.
Andrew Moss has been a familiar face in the line-up even before CJM MUSIC officiall…
How to Modernize a Construction Business Without Breaking It
Modernizing a construction business isn't just about finding better technology. It's about getting people to change how they've worked for years—sometimes for decades.
Dan Wies is the third-generation President of Wies Drywall and Construction and also leads Wies Offsite and Constructobot. He's sp…
How Subcontractors Can Push Back on Bad Contracts
Construction contracts aren't merely paperwork; they determine who carries the risk when a project goes sideways.
Tara Cristel is the co-owner of Total Glass, founder of The Subcontractor Project, and owner of Contractor Compliance Co. Drawing on her experience running a specialty trade contractor,…
Billing & Chilling Podcast Trailer
Nobody teaches you how to run the financial side of a commercial subcontracting business. You figure it out—through rough months, late pay apps, retainage you forgot to track, and GC relationships you had to rebuild. The people who do it well have hard-earned opinions that don’t always show up in t…
David Richie, Green Mountain Spinnery
A small group of Vermonters wanted to improve the environment and preserve the rural character of the state. Along with two friends, David Richie and his wife found a way: they founded the Green Mountain Spinnery.
David Richie and his wife, Diana, wanted to keep their home state and region green …
The Three Contract Terms Subcontractors Should Negotiate
Most subcontractors negotiate harder over a $50,000 truck than a $5 million contract—but the contract carries far greater risk.
In this episode of Billing & Chilling, Claire Wilson sits down with construction attorney Neil Wilcove of Maynard Nexsen to discuss the contract terms every subcontractor …
How Subcontractors Can Level the Playing Field
General contractors prequalify subcontractors before handing them work. But how closely do subcontractors evaluate the companies—and owners—they’re agreeing to work for?
Dick Roberts, president of DTR Landscape Development, and Martin Press, president of Press Mechanical Contractors, bring more tha…
How to Grow Your Business Without Outgrowing Your People
Growing fast is hard. Growing fast without hurting your reputation, burning out your team, or losing track of job profitability is harder.
Andrew and James Baumgardner, CEO and CFO of The Baumgardner Group, helped turn their mother’s glazing business into a multi-trade company with nearly $100 mill…
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