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Mike Fee joined Lotspeich Co. of Florida, Inc. in 1989, became president in 2003, and has helped lead the Fort Lauderdale contractor through decades of South Florida construction cycles.In this episode of Locality’s Making Bank Podcast, Mike shares why the company took low-margin work to protect jobs during the post-2008 downturn, how it is developing young talent and investing in technology, and why cash flow, client relationships, and people remain at the center of his approach to leadership. Learn more: https://lcfinc.com/
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